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PREFACE 


[jHE  City  of  Albuquerque  has  reached  a  point  of  commercial 
development  at  which  her  origin  and  history  have  become 
of  more  than  passing  interest,  and  which  renders  statistics 
of  her  business  and  progress  a  safe  basis  for  calculations  for  the 
future,  in  social,  commercial  and  political  points  of  view. 

That  New  Mexico  is  destined  soon  to  enter  the  family  of  sov- 
ereign states,  which  constitute  the  American  union,  and  that  Albu- 
querque is  to  be  the  social,  political  and  commercial  center  of  the 
new  state,  are  generally  recognized  certainties  of  the  near  future. 
It  is  with  a  full  appreciation  of  these  facts  that  I  entered  upon  the 
preparation  and  publication  of  this  book. 

It  has  been  prepared  with  great  and  careful  painstaking  and 
research,  that  every  statement  of  fact  should  be  reliable,  and  every 
inference  legitimate,  and  the  initiatory  step  to  the  presentation  of 
all  the  essential  facts  of  the  past,  present  and  future  history  of  the 
city,  and  in  some  sense,  of  the  territory. 

In  this  connection  I  desire  to  acknowledge  the  kindness  of  Judge 
Hazeldine  and  Prof.  Bryan  for  the  use  of  records  from  which  was 
drawn  much  of  the  information  herein  contained ;  also,  to  Father 
Durante,  for  the  translation  of  the  statement  of  Jose  Lucero, 
sacristan  of  the  church  in  the  West  End,  whose  father,  for  many 
years  before,  held  the  same  office  in  the  old  structure  that  preceded 
the  present  one. 

Jose  Lucero  says  that  his  father  and  himself,  for  many  years, 
owned  the  book  from  which  were  drawn  many  of  the  facts  of  the 
earliest  history  of  this  city  and  the  territory.  That  book  is  now 
lost,  but  he  destinctly  remembers  often  reading  it,  and  the  state- 
ments of  the  journeyings  and  discoveries,  and  the  founding  of 
colonies  and  cities  by  the  first  governor,  Don  Juan  dell  nate,  herein 
related. 

Although  it  is  a  settled  point  in  the  minds  of  the  intelligent 
people,  that  this  place  has  had  a  history  in  the  past,  that  which 
is  herein  written  is  what  remains,  though  meagre,  yet  may  be  of 
interest  and  importance  to  the  generous  people  of  this  city  and 
community,  to  whom  this  work  is  dedicated. 

With  sentiments  of  profound  respect, 

JOHN  H.   SULLIVAN. 


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3FQ)ETWEEN  1540  and  1550  is  the  date  of  the  first  recorded 
[jp  presence  of  Europeans  in  this  locality.  Sometime  during 
6~^§5r^  these  years,  in  the  reign  of  Ferdinand  VII,  King  of  Spain, 
Don  Juan  de  Unate  was  commissioned  the  first  governor  of  the 
province  of  New  Mexico.  On  his  route  to  his  new  jurisdiction 
Gov.  Ufiate  passed  through  Chihuahua  and  El  Paso  northwesterly 
to  pueblo  Zufii,  in  the  western  part  of  the  now  territory  of  New 
Mexico,  apparently  in  search  of  a  place  for  headquarters  to  the 
province.  The  record  states  that  to  these  people  he  offered  friend- 
ship, civilization  and  the  catholic  religion.  He  left  with  them  a 
priest  and  several  families.  From  there  he  turned  eastward  to 
pueblo  Laguna,  where  he  also  left  a  priest  and  a  few  families.  From 
Laguna  his  route  led  him  to  Isleta,  where  he  left  a  Fanciscan  father 
and  some  families.  From  Isleta  he  followed  up  the  river,  which 
he  is  supposed  to  have  named  the  Rio  Grande  del  Norte,  by  reason 
of  it  being  the  first  large  river  he  had  met  on  his  northward  journey 
from  the  city  of  Mexico.  Arriving  immediately  opposite  where  the 
present  town  of  Albuquerque  is  located,  he  found  a  village  on  the 
west  bank  of  the  river,  which  must  then  have  been  of  considerable 
importance,  as  the  ruins  can  yet  be  traced  on  the  bank  of  the  river 
for  more  than  a  mile  in  extent.  These  ruins  plainly  define  its 
location  and  indicates  its  size. 

On  the  east  bank  of  the  river  where  Albuquerque  now  stands, 
were  a  few  occupied  houses,  the  ruins  of  which  can  yet  be  seen. 
Here  a  military  post  was  established  and  garrisoned  with  500 
soldiers,  and  named  the  post  Presidio  de  Albuquerque.  Here  he 
also  left  a  Franciscan  father  and  several  Spanish  and  Mexican 
families.  After  some  delay  in  regulating  the  new  post  and  settle- 
ment, Gov.  Unate  resumed  his  journey  of  observation  and  discov- 
ery, going  in  a  northerly  direction,  and  in  due  time  arrived  at  what 
he  found  to  be  the  largest  pueblo  in  the  province — now  the  historic 
city  of  Santa  Fe.  Here  he  established  his  headquarters  and  the 
seat  of  provincial  government.    From  this  point  and  base  of  oper- 

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ations  he  made  occasional  journeys  over  the  province,  establishing 
the  Spanish  authority  and  missionary  stations. 

In  the  year  of  1659,  history  informs  us  that  Francisco  Fernandez 
de  la  Cueva,  Duke  of  Albuquerque,  ruled  in  this  country  as  viceroy 
of  Mexico  to  the  expiration  of  1660.  Now  appears  the  name  of 
San  Filipe  de  Albuquerque,  and  in  a  few  years,  by  edict  of  the 
King  of  Spain,  it  was  declared  a  ville  (city),  and  from  that  circum- 
stance it  is  a  legitimate  inference  that  it  was  a  place  of  importance. 
Another  and  more  conclusive  proof  that  such  was  the  fact  is,  that 
in  the  archives  of  this  territory,  in  the  city  of  Mexico,  has  been 
found  the  registry  of  the  church  at  this  place,  in  which  are  regis- 
tered the  names  of  4031  persons  as  belonging  to  the  catholic  com- 
munion here  in  1698,  nearly  equally  divided,  male  and  female  ;  so 
to  allow  one  non-communicant  for  each  communicant,  would  make 
a  population  of  at  least  8000  souls  at  that  time. 

In  the  year  1701  the  Duke  of  Albuquerque  returned  to  this 
country  as  governor.  He  was  reputed  a  good  man  of  great  justice, 
and  while  just,  was  also  a  kind  and  human  ruler.  As  an  evidence 
of  the  estimation  in  which  he  was  held  by  his  people,  the  ville  (or 
city,)  was  named  Albuquerque  in  the  year  of  1703.  His  adminis- 
tration continued  in  this  country  until  during  the  year  17 11,  when 
he  ceased  to  rule  here. 

If  there  was,  as  many  suppose,  and  not  without  good  reason,  a 
settlement  of  the  native  population  at  this  place  prior  to  1550,  it  is 
not  given  in  any  tangible  form  or  authentic  history.  Such  opinion 
has  to  rest  entirely  upon  tradition,  which,  however,  is  of  such  a 
character  that  it  is  not  at  all  unworthy  of  credit.  Another  very  im- 
portant fact  which  goes  far  to  prove  the  long  ago  importance  of 
this  location  to  the  Aztec  population,  ante-dating  the  presence  of  the 
Spaniards,  is  this,  all  the  ancient  roads  of  the  country  converge  at 
this  crossing  of  the  river  and  center  in  this  fertile  valley,  where  the 
people  came,  not  unlike  those  who  are  coming  now  to  this  same 
place,  where  their  best  interests  can  be  developed  and  their  comfort 
promoted. 

The  reasonable  conclusion  of  the  matter  is,  that  far  beyond 
where  the  memory  of  man  begins,  or  knoweth  anything  to  the 
contrary,  in  this  valley  a  prosperous  people  lived  and  sought  their 
highest  welfare — just  as  we  are  doing  now.  The  city  is  in  the 
beautiful  valley  on  the  eastern  shore  of  the  Rio  del  Norte,  or  the 
Rio    Grande  of  to-day,  on  the  35th    parallel   north   latitude,  4918 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY. 


feet  above  the  sea  level,  with  a  mild  and  balmy  climate,  very 
healthy;  so  much  so,  that  many  invalids  have  visited  this  place, 
most  of  whom  have  been  greatly  benefited,  while  others  have  been 
entirely  restored  in  health. 

The  valley  is  wonderfully  fertile,  producing  almost  every  variety 
of  grain,  vegetables  and  fruits  of  large  size  and  in  enormous  quan- 
tities, of  most  delicious  flavor,  nutricious  and  health  giving. 

The  crops  are  uniform  in  their  yield,  as  most  of  them  require 
irrigation,  which,  when  done,  insures  an  abundant  return  for  the 
labor,  which  is  less  than  is  necessary  in  the  states,  where  farmers 
are  generally  satisfied  with  one-third  to  one-half  the  quantity 
harvested  by  the  well-to-do  farmers  in  these  valleys.  An  ample 
supply  of  water  can  be  had  and  conducted  to  the  arable  lands  for 
purposes  of  irrigation,  throughout  the  extent  of  the  valleys. 

This  location  has  long  been  a  place  of  much  importance  ;  equally 
so  to  four  distinct  nationalities — Aztec,  Spain,  Mexico  and  the 
United  States,  under  which  latter  government  all  its  capabilities 
will,  most  likely,  soon  be  fully  developed. 

Under  the  auspicies  of  the  New  Mexico  Town  Company,  the 
new  portion  of  the  town  was  laid  out  on  the  west  and  east  sides  of 
the  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  railroad  track  during  the  early 
part  of  the  year  of  1880.  The  two  first  lots  were  sold  to  Maden 
Brothers,  on  the  8th  day  of  November  of  that  year,  for  $825.  The 
next  lot  sold  was  to  Ulery  &  Zeiger,  perhaps  same  day,  for  $500. 
The  first  house  occupied  was  by  Maden  Brothers,  who  afterwards 
built  a  two  story  house  on  four-sevenths  of  the  ground,  which 
ground  and  house  they  recently  sold  for  $30,000  cash.  Zeiger  has 
fine  improvements  on  his  lot  and  refuses  to  sell. 

Within  the  two  years  just  past,  the  town  has  enjoyed  a  wonderful 
increase  in  population  and  business,  almost  unprecedented  in  the 
country.  At  the  begining  of  1881  old  town  population  was  esti- 
mated at  2000  souls,  all  told.  To-day,  the  begining  of  1883,  the 
whole  population,  (old  and  new  town  as  one,)  is  estimated  at 
10,000  souls,  and  others  coming  daily,  making  this  city  their  homes. 

The  character  of  the  buildings  is  good,  the  most  of  those  recently 
erected  are  of  first-class  brick  with  cut  stone  trimings  in  good  taste, 
quite  ornamental  to  the  city.  Amongst  those  of  note  is,  first,  the 
Armijo  hotel,  Harrison  building,  Cromwell  block,  Harsch's,  Chil- 
ders',  First  National  bank,  Central  bank,  Daily  Journal,  Monroe's, 
Baca's,  Talbott's    and  other  fine   stores.     The    residence   of   Col. 


(B) 


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Perfecto  Armijo,  Judge  Bell's  and  W.  Trumbull's,  also  the  new 
residence  of  Franz  Huning,  Esq.,  which  will  be  known  as  "Castle 
Huning."  The  Atlantic  &  Paciffic  railroad  offices  is  an  excellent 
structure.  All  these  buildings  are  large,  and  would  be  first-class  in 
any  western  city.  Many  contracts  are  already  made  for  the  erec- 
tion of  residence  and  business  property  the  ensuing  season,  the 
most  notable  of  these  are  the  new  hotel  and  the  Armijo  building 
of  two  large  store  rooms,  second  floor  devoted  to  the  use  known 
as  the  Athenaeum.     Many  of  the  new  houses  will  be  fine. 

The  hotels  of  the  city  are  good  and  well  kept,  first  among  them, 
the  Armijo,  Rio  Grande,  Ballingall,  Maden  and  Girard.  A  large- 
new  hotel  will  be  completed  this  year  for  the  public. 

This  city  already  enjoys  many  facilities  for  a  large  and  important 
trade.  This  trade  will  be  augmented  with  the  development  of  her 
resources  for  business,  by  the  construction  of  railroads  other  than 
those  now  in  operation,  and  accommodating  her  enterprising 
population. 

Her  present  system  of  railroads  is  as  follows  :  The  Atchison, 
Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  railroad  extends  through  the  territory  from 
north  to  south,  at  El  Paso  connecting  with  the  Mexican  Central  to 
Chihuahua,  thence  to  the  city  of  Mexico,  reaching  the  entire 
Mexican  system  ;  also,  the  Southern  Pacific  and  other  lines  enter- 
ing El  Paso.  This  company  does  a  large  business  in  this  place, 
both  on  account  of  passengers  and  freight.  The  aggregate  receipts 
at  the  office  of  this  company  in  this  city  during  the  year  ending 
Dec.  31,  1882,  amounted  to  the  sum  of — freights,  $941,046.17  ; 
tickets,  $127,465.46;  total,  $1,068,511.63,  with  a  constantly  in- 
creasing business. 

The  Atlantic  &  Pacific  railroad  starts  at  this  city  and  goes  west 
to  the  crossing  of  the  great  Colorado  river  at  the  Needles,  there  * 
connecting  with  that  portion  of  the  same  line  from  San  Francisco 
eastward,  on  which  road  passengers  at  this  place  can  step  on 
board  trains  and  in  sixty  hours  step  aground  in  San  Francisco, 
on  and  after  next  April,  (said  to  be  an  assured  fact).  This  line  of 
road  across  the  country  is  on  the  least  dangerous  ground,  is  located 
through  one  of  the  finest  grazing  districts  on  the  continent,  which 
is  from  the  head-waters  of  the  Rio  Puerco,  and  the  valley  of  the 
Little  Colorado  to  its  mouth,  and  possesses  as  fine  natural  scenery 
as  is  found  anywhere  in  these  mountainous  regions.  We  invite 
special  attention  to  the  country  round  about  San  Francisco  moun- 


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tain ;  and,  especially  it  should  be  known,  that  this  road  passes 
within  eighteen  miles  of  the  Grand  Canon,  on  the  great  Colorado 
river,  which,  to  see,  is  worth  a  trip  from  any  portion  of  our  country  ; 
yea,  more  ;  the  grand,  the  sublime  sight  is  worth  a  trip  from  any 
part  of  the  world.  Nowhere  else  is  such  a  sight  to  be  seen.  It  is 
to  be  expressed  in  a  simple  word,  as  indescribable.  And  not  least 
of  matters  in  this  region  of  interest  to  the  traveler,  are  the  many 
rich  mines  to  be  seen,  and  all  are  of  importance  attaching  to 
Albuquerque. 

This  road,  from  St.  Louis  to  San  Francisco,  is  shorter,  when 
finished,  by  795  miles,  than  by  way  of  the  Southern  Pacific. 

Receipts  of  the  Atlantic  &  Pacific  railroad,  at  this  station,  for 
1882,  was,  freight,  $188,890.43  ;  passenger,  $17,941.15  ;  total,  $205,- 
831-58 — the  first  regular  fiscal  year  for  this  company.  It  is  a  fine 
showing  for  this  station's  business  while  the  road  is  being  built 
through  an  almost  unpopulated  country.  This  all,  however,  goes 
to  show  the  importance  of  this*  city  and  her  enterprises  to  the 
whole  country. 

Of  the  roads  yet  uncompleted,  nevertheless,  sure  to  reach  this 
place  in  the  near  future,  is,  first,  the  St.  Louis  &  San  Francisco, 
which  is  being  vigorously  pushed  through  the  Indian  Territory  in 
this  direction,  so  as  to  make  an  early  connection  at  this  city  with 
the  Atlantic  &  Pacific ;  thus  making,  doubtless,  the  favorite  high- 
way across  the  continent ;  partly  on  account  of  the  mildness  of  the 
climate  at  all  seasons  of  the  year ;  also,  the  safety  to  passengers, 
assured  by  the  easy  grades  and  gentle  curves,  and  the  security  felt 
in  avoiding  the  many  long,  high  and  dangerous  bridges  and  trestles 
found  on  other  roads. 

Next  in  course  is  the  Denver  &  Rio  Grande,  narrow  gauge,  which 
will,  doubtless,  soon  reach  this  place — a  very  important  enterprise 
to  this  whole  district  of  our  country. 

The  Copper  City,  narrow  gauge,  will,  of  necessity,  be  built  within 
the  lapse  of  a  very  short  time,  to  secure  to  this  city  the  minerals, 
stone  and  fine  timber  found  contiguous  to  the  line  of  this  pros- 
pective railroad,  and  which  will  contribute  immensely  to  the  man- 
ufacturing and  commercial  advantages  of  this  community.  This 
road  will  connect  with  a  branch  of  the  Denver  &  Rio  Grande  from 
southwest  Colorado,  tending  southeast  to  reach  the  New  Mexico 
railway  system  at  Albuquerque. 

Another  very  important  railroad  organization  has  been  recently 


12  AI.15UQUERQUE    DIRECTORY. 

accomplished,  which  is  calculated  to  give  this  city  a  direct  line  of 
communication  with  the  central  south,  at  Napoleon,  on  the  Missis- 
sippi river,  below  the  mouth  of  the  Arkansas  river,  by  way  of  Little 
Rock  west  to  this  place.  It  is  styled  in  the  charter  the  Mississippi, 
Albuquerque  &  Inter-Ocean  Railroad  Company.  It  will  be  of  easy 
construction.  The  propriety  and  utility  of  this  enterprise  should 
insure  the  speedy  construction  of  the  road  from  Albuquerque  to 
Fort  Smith.  The  eastern  division  is  completed  from  Napoleon  to 
Little  Rock,  and  west  to  Fort  Smith. 

Next  we  will  call  attention  to  the  contemplated  narrow  gauge 
road  from  this  city  to  the  White  Oaks  mines  and  mineral  district, 
and  Lincoln,  the  seat  of  justice  of  Lincoln  county.  The  White 
Oaks  mining  district  is  reputed  very  rich.  On  this  line  of  road  are 
to  be  found  large  quantities  of  excellent  timber  and  splendid  graz- 
ing lands,  with  water  in  great  plenty. 

That  all  these  lines  will  ultimately  be  a  completed  fact,  and  at 
an  early  day,  admits  of  little  doubt. 

The  street  railroad,  which  is  extended  from  the  West  End  up 
Railroad  avenue  to  First  street,  and  south  on  First  street  to  the 
Atlantic  &  Pacific  shops,  thence  to  Second  street,  and  to  the  south- 
ern limits  of  the  city,  in  length  of  line  three  miles,  with  eight  cars 
in  use,  is  surely  of  great  convenience  to  the  citizens,  in  their  busi- 
ness and  social  relations,  as  it  connects  the  extreme  limits  of  the 
city  by  a  speedy  and  easy  means  of  transit.  This  road  was  built 
during  the  spring  months  of  1881,  and  the  first  coach  was  drawn 
ovei  it  on  the  15th  of  May  that  year,  it  being  the  first  street  rail- 
road built  in  the  territory.  It  is  a  good  property,  the  stock  is  not 
on  the  market  for  sale. 

The  commercial  interests  of  the  city  are  in  a  healty  condition. 
Merchants  and  traders  are  carrying  full  stocks  of  a  good  class  of 
goods,  handsomely  arranged  in  their  rooms,  and  large  amounts  of  all 
classes  of  merchandise,  suited  to  the  necessities  of  the  population, 
are  daily  sold,  amounting  in  the  aggregate,  during  the  past  year,  to 
the  sum  of  $5,563,700 — the  first  fiscal  year  for  the  city.  Many  of 
the  large  dealers  have  been  here  less  than  one  year,  who  reported 
only  for  the  time  engaged  in  trade  in  this  place.  It  is  a  good 
showing,  considering  it  is  only  two  years  ^ince  it  was  occupied. 
The  sales  computed — goods  brought  here  and  sold,  and  articles 
of  home  manufacture — compare  well  with  the  trade  of  other  cities 
in  the  country. 


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In  this  connection  we  will  mention,  in  a  special  manner,  some  of 
the  leading  features  of  the  trade  : 

BANKS. 

There  are  two  at  present  of  large  capital,  being  under  the 
control  of  a  high  order  of  financial  ability,  and  of  sterling  in- 
tegrity. Hence  it  is  that  both  the  Central  Bank  and  the  First 
National  Bank  are  enjoying  the  confidence  of  the  people,  and  are 
reckoned  first-class  institutions. 

MANUFACTURES. 

The  oldest  establishment  is  the  Glorieta  flour  mill,  which  has 
been  in  opperation  several  years,  owned  by  a  man  of  means,  in- 
tegrity and  energy. 

The  Atlantic  &  Pacific  railroad  shops  are  large,  and  managed 
by  master  men,  and  the  manipulation  of  skilled  workmen,  who 
receive  the  raw  material,  which  they  soon  convert  into  a  locomo- 
tive, passenger  coach  or  a  freight  car,  as  may  be  required. 

There  is  a  foundry  and  machine  shop,  which  is  under  judicious 
management  and  is  doing  a  profitable  business. 

A  plaining  mill  is  in  operation,  which  is  doing  a  good  business 
in  a  satisfactory  manner. 

A  tannery  is  established  here,  and  is  prepared  for  a  good,  large 
and  profitable  business. 

A  paper  mill  is  under  construction  at  this  place,  which  will, 
doubtless,  enjoy  a  sure  success,  as  such  an  enterprise  is  much  need- 
ed at  this  point  to  supply  the  demand  for  that  article. 

Willey's  flour  mill  was  erected  and  put  in  order  for  business 
during  the  summer  of  1880,  and  it  has  done  merchant  and  custom 
work  in  the  most  satisfactory  manner.  The  proprietor  is  a  practi- 
cal man  of  industry  and  integrity,  and  deserves  all  the  good  which 
can  come  to  him. 

A  few  months  since  some  enterprising  citizens  organized  a  gas 
company  and  erected  the  works,  by  which  means  the  city  is  well 
lighted,  at  reasonable  rates.  It  is  not  only  an  important  enterprise 
but  profitable  to  the  stock-holders. 

Contractors  and  house  builders,  the  head  of  an  essential  industry 
to  the  growth  and  prosperity  of  the  city,  and  comfort  of  its  peo- 
ple, are  numerous,  and  first-class  men,  with  ample  means,  combined 
with  a  cultivated  taste  in  architecture. 

There   is  a  large  quantity  of  Mexican   filigree  jewelry  manufac- 


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tured  in  this  city,  which  is  made  of  both  gold  and  silver,  of  the 
most  unique  designs,  finished  in  workmanlike  and  skillful  man- 
ner, and  is  beautiful. 

Gas  fitters  have  a  good  trade  and  have  all  they  can  do. 

Gun  and  lock-smiths  also  have  a  profitable  employment,  which 
seems  to  be  satisfactory. 

A  matress  factory  is  manufacturing  goods  in  that  line,  and  has  a 
good  business. 

A  candy  establishment  is  converting  a  large  quantity  of  refined 
sugars  into  pure  candy,  and  is  doing  a  good  business  to  the  advan- 
tage of  its  customers. 

There  are  two  well  conducted  saddle  and  harness  establishments, 
which  deserve  a  liberal  patronage  from  the  people. 

A  soda  water  manufactory  is  in  the  charge  of  an  expenienced 
party  upon  whom  the  public  can  depend  for  a  pure  article.  It  is 
sharing  a  liberal  support. 

There  are  several  boot  and  shoe  shops  turning  out  a  great  amount 
of  good  work,  giving  entire  satisfaction  in  good  fits. 

There  are  quite  a  number  of  blacksmiths  and  waggon  makers, 
and  a  carriage  factory.  All  these  are  important  industries,  and  are 
amply  sustained  in  the  community. 

There  are  several  first-class  tailoring  establishments,  where  a  man 
in  rags  may  enter  and  soon  come  out  so  metamorphosed  that  he  has 
to  be  introduced  to  his  wife. 

The  Wheelock  manufactory  of  galvanized  iron  cornice,  late  of 
Las  Vegas,  has  been  removed  to  this  city,  where  a  great  deal  of 
beautiful  work  is  being  put  up.  No  establishment  will  do  more  for 
the  ornamentation  of  the  city,  and  contribute  much  to  the  good 
taste  to  be  shown,  both  in  private  and  public  buildings  in  times  to 
come. 

A  large  quantity  of  native  wine  is  made  in  this  city  and  vicinity 
of  an  excellent  quality,  as  it  is  the  pure  juice  of  the  grape.  The 
difference  in  the  grapes  raised  here  produces  the  red,  white,  sweet 
and  sour  varieties  of  wine,  all  of  which  find  a  ready  market,  both 
for  home  consumption  and  shipment  to  distant  parts  of  the  country, 
where  it  is  consumed  by  the  people  in  relief  of  their  infirmities, 
similar  to  the  ailments  of  which  Timothy  was  so  often  afflicted. 

The  Gran  Quivera  (Hubbs  smelter)  is  an  important  enterprise, 
involving  the  expenditure  of  a  large  amount  of  money  in  its  erec- 
tion,  and  much   more   in   its  management,  in  the  purchase  of  ore- 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  15 

bearing  rock  and  the  payment  of  the  skilled  hands  who  reduce  it 
into  a  current  shape.  It  is  an  enterprise  of  much  importance  to 
this  city  and  surrounding  country,  as  it  will  establish  a  home  mar- 
ket for  all  the  mineral-bearing  rock  of  the  hills  and  mountains  with 
which  our  valleys  are  surrounded.  The  smelter  will  work  gold, 
silver,  lead  and  copper  bearing  rock,  for  which  the  best  market 
prices  are  paid. 

The  organization  known  as  the  Albuquerque  Woolen  Mill  Com- 
pany is  perfecting  arrangements  to  commence  the  manufacture  of 
cloths,  flannels,  janes,  satinetts,  shawls,  blankets,  yarns  and  other 
articles  of  woolen   fabric,  at  an  early  day. 

The  company  is  composed  of  a  number  of  the  most  enterprising 
and  substantial  men  in  this  community,  with  the  addition  of  a  gen- 
tleman from  a  distant  city,  of  eminently  practical  qualifications  for 
the  management  of  the  large  concern  it  will  be,  backed  with  capital 
sufficient  to  make  it  equal  to  the  wants  of  the  country. 

This  is  already  an  important  wool  market,  and  with  the  additional 
demand  for  the  factory,  the  quantity  received  here  will  soon  run  up 
to  four  or  five  millions  of  pounds  annually.  The  establishment  of 
these  mills  here  will  be  of  great  importance  to  the  wool-growing 
interests  of  the  territory,  as  well  as  to  this  community. 

A  shoe  and  boot  manufacturing  establishment,  in  connection  with 
the  tannery,  would  certainly  pay  well  if  undertaken  by  judicious 
parties — because  it  is  greatly  needed. 

There  is  organized  and  maintained  an  efficient  board  of  trade, 
composed  of  business  men.  It  has  in  the  past,  as  it  is  at  present, 
accomplishing  much  good  for  the  best  welfare  of  the  people,  in  the 
promotion  of  all  laudable  enterprises. 

Real  estate  sold  in  the  town  by  real  estate  agents  in  1882,  amounts 
to  the  sum  of  $632,500.  Amount  of  deferred  payments  on  the  same 
is  $33,000,  which  shows  a  small  indebtedness  on  so  large  an  amount 
of  sales. 

The  number  of  dwelling,  storerooms  and  other  buildings  erected 
for  the  year  ending  December  31,  was  450,  and  the  cost  of  erecting 
the  same  was  $850,000,  air  fully  paid  for,  presenting  a  city  almost 
entirely  paid  for. 

The  same  year  a  bridge  company  was  organized  for  the  purpose 
of  constructing  a  wagon  bridge  across  the  Rio  Grande,  which 
was  completed  at  an  expenditure  of  $22,000,  which  is  a  substantial 
structure  of  great  advantage  to  the  people  residing  on  the  west  side 


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of  the  river,  and  adds  to  the  trade  of  the  city. 

A  telephone  company  was  formed  and  the  apparatus  with  all  the 
necessary  appliances  placed  in  working  order  and  are  now  working 
seventy-six  instruments  which  is  of  almost  incalculable  advantage 
to  those  who  use,  them. 

The  postmaster  furnished  the  following  statement:  The  office 
was  established  in  this  place  March  i88i,and  his  receipts  for  the 
year  1882  amounted  to  the  sum  of  $12,000.  The  estimate  for  the 
ensuing  year  is  placed  at  $20,000. 

This  is  a  good  place  to  invest  money  as  property  is  still  low,  for  a 
city  with  the  advantages  and  prospects  in  the  future  which  are 
clearly  and  distinctly  defined,  establishing  its  continued  prosperity. 

The  mineral  resources  of  the  Sandia  mountains,  east  a  few  miles, 
and  the  foot-hills  within  a  short  distance  of  the  city,  are  known  to  be 
of  great  value  by  our  best  informed  men  on  that  subject.  The 
various  ores  found  and  believed  to  abound  in  large  quantities,  are 
gold,  silver,  lead,  copper  and  iron.  The  presence  of  each  has  been 
discovered  in  many  localities.  A  great  number  of  claims  have  been 
already  located  and  registered,  and  prospectors  are  constantly  in 
the  mountain  regions  looking  for  the  location  of  their  future 
fortunes. 

Copper  City  and  many  other  mineral  districts  will  contribute  to 
the  importance  of  this  place  steadily  as  our  railroad  facilities  in- 
crease. 

It  is  proper  to  remark  that  coal  is  also  found  in  large  quantities 
contiguous  to  this  city,  which  is  one  of  the  sources  of  prosperity  to 
all  civilized  communities. 

On  the  15th  day  of  April,  1880,  dates  the  advent  of  the  first  loco- 
motive in  this  place,  hauling  a  construction  train.  On  the  22d  of 
the  same  month,  the  first  passenger  coach  was  drawn  to  where  the 
depot  now  stands,  bearing  guests  to  celebrate  the  dawning  of  a 
new  era  for  Albuquerque  and  New  Mexico.  The  most  sanguine  ex- 
pectations of  the  enthusiastic  men  of  that  assemblage  have  been 
more  than  realized. 

The  supply  of  building  material  accessible  to  this  town  is 
abundant  to  assure  reasonably  low  rates,  an  excellent  quality  of 
building  stone,  susceptible  of  being  worked  into  ornamental  patterns 
for  caps,  sills  and  posts  for  fronts  and  other  uses. 

An  excellent  quality  of  brick  is  made  here,  and  most  of  the  best 
buildings  are  of  brick, handsomely  trimmed  with  cut  native  stone. 


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Native  timber,  of  good  building  varieties,  is  in  great  abundance, 
obtainable  within  a  few  miles  of  the  city,  and  is  sold  now  at  reason- 
able prices. 

Copper  City  and  other  large  forests,  will  contribute  all  the  timber 
and  lumber  required  for  this  market,  of  the  finest  quality.  It  is  also 
proper  to  remark  that  the  expense  of  building  here  is  no  greater 
than  in  many  eastern  cities. 

There  is  established  at  this  place  a  bureau  of  mining  and  min- 
eralogy, a  miners'  association  for  the  purpose  of  promoting  the 
development  of  that  great  interest  in  this  territory.  The  officers 
are  competent  and  urbane  gentlemen.  In  their  office  they  have  a 
large  stock  of  specimens,  some  of  much  value,  and  deserve  an  ex- 
amination by  the  curious  in  such  matters. 

THE  PRESS. 

The  champion  of  the  rights  and  liberties  of  the  people  in  the 
United  States  is  creditably  represented  in  this  city  in  the  three 
daily  papers  published  here — The  Journal,  The  Review  and  The 
Democrat.     A  weekly  is  also  issued  in  connection  with  each.       . 

The  papers  here  have  a  substantial  financial  basis,  and  are  fairly 
and  ably  conducted,  contributing  to  the  intelligence  and  energy  of 
the  people  and  the  prosperity  of  the  community.  Their  importance 
is  fully  recognized  by  the  public. 

The  territorial  or  state  fair  organization  has  handsomely  improved 
grounds  at  this  place,  where  the  annual  fairs  are  to  meet  in  exhibi- 
tion of  the  products  of  the  industry  and  ingenuity  of  the  people, 
and  the  sample  of  ores  taken  from  the  rich  mines  of  the  country. 

The  cash  premiums  awarded  at  the  first  exhibition,  held  Oct.  3d 
to  the  8th,  1881,  inclusive,  amounted  to  over  $2000,  exclusive  of 
silver  medals  awarded  on  the  less  important  exhibits.  The  cash 
premiums  awarded  at  the  second  exhibition  held,  Sept.  18th  to  the 
23d,  1882,  amounted  to  over  $5000,  besides  about  $400  for  silver 
and  gold  medals.  Over  $4000  was  contributed  by  the  citizens  of 
Albuquerque  in  less  than  two  days  soliciting  by  the  committee. 

AN   ANCIENT  HOUSE. 

A  noted  house  in  the  West  End,  for  antiquity,  and  for  the  fact 
that  it  was  the  home  of  the  governor  of  this  province,  Armijo,  is  at 
this  time  the  residence  of  Don  Nicolas  T.  Armijo,  vice  president  of 
the  First  National  Bank  of  this  city. 


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l8  ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY. 

THE  FIRST  CHURCH. 

The  first  church  edifice  in  the  territory  was  erected  here  by  Gov. 
Ufiate.  Well  authenticated  tradition  has  it  that  he  also  had  made 
a  wooden  statue  to  the  patron  saint  St.  Francis  Xavier,  and  pre- 
sented it  to  the. church  which  bore  that  name.  This  antique  piece 
of  statuary,  now  not  less  than  335  years  old,  is  still  to  be  seen  at 
the  residence  of  a  citizen  of  the   west   end,  or  old  Albuquerque. 

This  church  stood,  and  was  used  as  such,  until  1790,  some  240 
years,  when  it  had  so  fallen  into  decay  that  it  was  taken  down  to 
make  way  for  a  new  structure. 

The  new  church  which  was  erected  in  1794  on  the  same  founda- 
tions, and  of  the  same  size,  form  and  style,  is  still  standing  and  in 
use  in  the  old  town — both  adobe  buildings.  It  was  built  by  Andras 
Garcia,  the  parish  priest  and  a  Franciscan  father.  The  name  given 
it  is  still  retained,  San  Filipe  de  Neri.  So  it  may  be  said  that  this 
is  practically  the  oldest  church  edifice  in  New  Mexico,  being  now 
not  less  than  335  years  old,  and  preceding  the  landing  of  the 
pilgrims  at  Plymouth  Rock  and  the  establishment  of  protestantism 
in  this  country  by  three-quarters  of  a  century. 

Within  the  past  two  years  other  denominations  have  succeeded  in 
organizing  as  follows  : 

The  Congregational  church  own  a  neat  and  comfortable  house  in 
which  they  worship,  administered  over  by  an  acceptable  pastor, 
Rev.  J.  M.  Ashley. 

The  Methodist  Episcopal  congregation  have  a  good  house  of 
worship,  with  the  Rev.  W.  R.  Kistler  as  pastor. 

The  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  South  own  a  neat  house  of 
worship  ;  pastor,  Rev.  W.  Y.  Sheppard. 

The  Presbyterian  congregation  have  recently  finished  a  brick 
church  building,  with  Rev.  James  E.  Menaul  as  pastor. 

The  Episcopal  church  building  is  of  stone,  and  has  as  pastor 
Rev.  H.  Forrester. 

The  Roman  Catholics  are  erecting  a  new  church  edifice  of  stone 
on  the  corner  of  Copper  avenue  and  Sixth  street,  for  a  church — a 
nice  structure. 

SCHOOLS. 

The  oldest  school  in  this  community  is  the  Catholic  parochial, 
for  the  education  of  both  sexes.  Has  been  in  the  past,  as  at  pres- 
ent, of  great  good  to  the  community  in  affording  a  means  of  educa- 


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tion  to  thousands  of  the  native  population  during  the  years  gone  by 
as  well  as  the  present  time. 

The  Congregational  and  Methodist  churches  also  have  parochial 
schools  doing  all  they  can  for  the  education  of  the  youth  of  the 
city.  By  these  schools  much  good  is  being  done,  but  they  are  in- 
adequate to  the  end  desired,  and  will  be  until  we  have  an  organized 
state  government  under  which  we  can  have  an  efficient  common 
school  system  with  a  sufficient  force  behind  to  execute  the  laws  and 
enforce  their  observance. 

The  Albuquerque  Academy  has  a  new  brick  building  well  adapt- 
ed for  the  purpose,  and  is  in  a  flourishing  condition,  with  a  good 
corps  of  teachers. 

The  Catholics  will  commence  early  next  spring  the  erection,  in 
the  Armijo  addition,  of  a  large  and  costly  building,  at  a  cost  of 
sixty-five  thousand  dollars,  to  be  used  as  an  academy  and  boarding 
school  for  young  ladies. 

Next  is  the  Indian  school  for  the  education  of  the  nation's  in- 
fant wards — the  education  of  these  people  so  long  neglected  by  the 
people  who  were  willing,  until  recently,  to  let  them  be  Indians  still. 

This  being  a  new  and  important  matter  more  than  ordinary  at- 
tention and  space  will  be  given  to  its  consideration. 

Through  the  efforts  of  Maj.  B.  W.  Thomas,  M.  D.,  U.  S.  Indian 
agent,  the  Indian  office  determined  to  establish  a  boarding  school 
for  the  education  of  the  Pueblo  Indian  youth. 

The  contract  for  conducting  the  school  was  awarded  to  Rev. 
Henry  Kendall,  D.  D.,  secretary  of  the  board  of  Home  Missions  of 
the  Presbyterian  church.  On  behalf  of  the  board,  in  December, 
1880,  an  adobe  residence  was  leased  of  Mrs.  Candelaria  Garcia  de 
Armijo,  situated  a  short  distance  north  of  the  west  end.  The 
school  was  organized  in  January,  1881,  and  Prof.  J.  S.  Shearer  was 
made  superintendent. 

The  school  was  not  at  first  popular  with  the  Indians,  and  all  their 
prejudices  had  to  be  overcome  before  the  parents  were  willing  to 
send  their  children  to  it. 

The  efforts  of  their  agent  and  the  wise  conduct  of  the  officers 
at  the  school,  had  the  effect  to  steadily  increase  the  number  of 
pupils  to  fifty-seven  during  the  spring  and  summer  term  of  1882. 
In  July  Prof.  Shearer  resigned  and  Prof.  R.  W.  D.  Bryan  was  ap- 
pointed to  succeed  him. 

Indian  Agent  Thomas  visited  most  of  the  pueblos  previous  to  the 


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opening  of  the  fall  term,  in  October,  1882,  found  the  Indians  favor- 
able to  sending  their  children  to  this  school,  and  succeeded  in 
securing  an  attendance  of  eighty-six  pupils,  sixty-five  boys  and 
twenty-one  girls. 

Additional  accommodations  had  to  be  immediately  made  for 
such  an  unexpected  increase  in  numbers.  Rough  wooden  structures 
were  thrown  up,  but  to  make  their  quarters  more  comfortable  the 
boys  built  an  adobe  wall  on  the  out  side,  a  la  Indian,  which  makes 
them  feel  quite  at  home. 

The  following  is  the  corps  of  instructors  : 

R.  W.  D.  Bryan,  superintendent ;  Miss  Mariette  Wood,  Miss  Lita 
A.  Butler  and  Mrs.  L.  F.  Tibbals,  assistant  teachers  ;  Mr.  Robert 
Helbig,  industrial  teacher ;  Miss  M.  H.  Patten,  matron ;  Miss  L.  H. 
Patten,  assistant  matron ;  Miss  Salome  Verbeck,  seamstress ;  Miss 
Clara  E.  Chaddock,  laundress  j   Mrs.  Robert  J.  Helbig,  cook. 

The  United  States  does  not  pay  sufficiently  for  the  labor  perform- 
ed and  expenses  necessarily  incurred,  consequently  much  of  it  has 
to  be  made  up  by  the  generosity  of  the  people.  This  school  is  in 
good  hands,  and  should  be  sustained  by  a  philanthropic  and  gener- 
ous public. 

Nothing  pleases  the  scholars  more  than  to  see  visitors  at  their 
school,  and  the  urbane  superintendent  takes  great  pains  that  his 
visitors  receive  proper  attention. 


SYSTEM  SND  NAMES  OF  STREETS. 


Railroad  avenue,  the  longest  and  principal  street,  extends  from 
the  eastern  to  the  western  extremity  of  the  city,  upon  which  the 
street  railway  is  operated.  We  adopt  it  as  the  line*between  north 
and  south.  For  convenience,  we  say  North  Third  street  and  South 
Third  street,  and  in  like  manner  speak  of  all  the  streets  located 
north  and  south,  crossing  this  avenue.  That  portion  of  the  city  east 
of  the  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  railroad  track  is  denominated 
"east  end,"  and  that  portion  of  the  city  embraced  in  what  was  the 
old  town  is  designated  "west  end."  By  this,  strangers  and  others, 
will  the  more  readily  understand  the  immediate  location  of  any 
desired  place  or  person.  It  is  beleived  that  by  observing  these 
distinctions  the  public  convenence  and  interests  will  be  subserved. 


NAMES  OF  AVENUES  NORTH  OF  RAILROAD  AVENUE. 

Perfecto  avenue. 
Mariano  avenue. 


Copper  avenue. 
Tijeras  avenue. 
Carroll  avenue.  Jesus  avenue. 

Marquette  avenue.  Castillo  avenue. 

Roma  avenue.  Otero  avenue. 

Fruit  avenue.  Armijo  avenue. 

New  York  avenue. 
Note. — Copper  and  Tijeras  avenues  extend  to  the  extreme  boundaries  of  the 
city  east  and  west. 

NAMES  OF  AVENUES  SOUTH  OF  RAILROAD  AVENUE. 

Gold  avenue. 
Silver  avenue. 
Lead  avenue. 


Coal  avenue. 


Huning  avenue. 
Stover  avenue. 
Hazeldine  avenue. 
Atlantic  avenue. 


Note. — All  the  avenues  run  east  and  west. 

NAMES   OF    AVENUES    RUNNING    PARALLEL   WITH  AND    SOUTH    OF    RAILROAD  AVE. 
AND  EAST  OF  THE  A.,  T.  &  S.   F.   RAILROAD  TRACK. 


Gold  avenue. 
Silver  avenue. 
Lead  avenue. 
Coal  avenue. 
Iron  avenue. 
Highland  avenue. 
Simonds  avenue. 
Wheelock  avenue. 


Cromwell  avenue. 
Garfield  avenue. 
Lewis  avenue. 
Bell  avenue. 
Manuel  avenue. 
Trumbull  avenue. 
Mass  avenue. 
Southern  avenue. 


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11  AI.l'.UQUERQUE    DIRECTORY. 

NAMES  OF  STREETS,  EAST  END-,  CROSSING  RAILROAD  AVI  Ml.  AS  FOLJjOWS  : 

Broadway  street.  Water  street. 

Amo  street.  High  street. 

Edith  street. 
Note, — All  the  streets  ran  north  and  south. 

NAMES  OP  STREETS  WEST  OF  THE  A.,  T.   &  S.  F.  RAILROAI>  TRACK,  AND   CROSSING 
RAILROAD  AVE.  FROM  NORTH  TO  SOUTH,  EXTREME  DISTANCE  OF  THE  CITY. 

First  street.  Ninth  street. 

Second  street.  Tenth  street. 

Third  street.  Eleventh  street. 

Fourth  street.  Twelfth  street. 

Fifth  street.  Thirteenth  street. 

Sixth  street.  Fourteenth  street. 

Seventh  street.  fifteenth  street. 
Eighth  street. 
Note. — In  Spanish  words  and  names  the  letter  J  is  pronounced  as  H. 


CIVIC  SOCIETIES. 


MASONIC 


Temple  Lodge,  No.  6,  A.  F.  &  A.  M. — A.  M.  Whit  comb,  Worshipful  Master; 
Loius  Neustadt,  Secretary.  Stated  communications  first  and  third  Thursdays  of 
each  month. 

Rio  Grand  Chapter,  No.  4,  R.  A.  M.—  Jason  N,  Conley,  H.  P. 


INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODD  FELLOWS. 

Maurice  Trauer,  N.  G.y  Edward  Strasburg,  Secretary. 


KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS. 
Mineral  Lodge,  No    4 — Jesse  M.  Wheelock,  Grand  Master. 


UNITED  ORDER  OF  WORKMEN. 
Edward  Medler,  Chief  Officer. 


HOSPITALS, 


There  is  a  temporary  city  hospital,  under  the  care  of  competent  pe'-sons,  where 
the  afflicted  are  cared  for  in  a  humane  manner. 

The  Atlantic  &  Pacific  Railroad  Company  has  a  well  managed  hospital  for   the 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  23 

protection  of  its  employes  who  become  sick,  wounded,  or  in  any  way  disabled  in 
its  service,  equipped  with  competent  nurses,  cooks  and  steward,  all  in  charge  of 
competent  surgeons  and  physicians. 


MILITIA  OF  NEW  MEXICO. 


I 
Lieut-Col.  Perfecto  Armijo,  2<1  Regt.  New  Mexico  Militia:  First  Lieut.  R.  Q.  M., 

Ed.  W.  Young,  2d  Regt.  New  Mexico  Militia. 


ALBUQUERQUE  GUARDS— COMPANY  F.,  2D  REGT. 

Captain,  John  Borradaile  ;  First  Lieutenant,  Edgar  S.  Howe  ;  Second  Lieu- 
tenant, W.  C.  Brown.  Company  thirty-six  men,  handsomely  uniformed,  well 
drilled  ;  present  a  handsome  appearance,  and  deport  themselves  like  the  brave 
men  as  they  are.     Our  city  should  be  proud  of  them. 


OFFICIAL  DIRECTORY 


FEDERAL. 
Tranquilino  Luna,  Delegate  to  Congress. 
Lionel  A.  Sheldon,  Governor. 
William  G.   Ritch,  Secretary. 
Samuel  B.  Axtell,  Chief  Justice. 
J.  Bell  and  Warren  Bristol,  Associate  Justices. 
Henry  M.  Atkinson,  Surveyor  General. 
William  H.  Bailhachie,  Receiver  of  Public  Moneys. 
Gustavus  A.  Smith,  United  States  Collector. 
S.  M.  Barnes,  United  States  District  Attorney. 
A.  L.  Morrison,  United  States  Marshall. 
Max  Frost,  Register  Land  Office,  Santa  Fe. 
G.  D.  Bowman,  Register  Land  Office,  Mesilla. 
Samuel  W.  Sherfey,  Register  Land  Office,  Mesilla. 


TERRITORIAL. 
William  Breeden,  Attorney  General. 
A.  R.  Owen,  Attorney  Second  District. 
S.  B.  Newcomb,  Attorney  Third  District. 
E.  L.  Bartlett,  Adjutant  General. 
Antonio  Ortiz  y  Salazar,  Treasurer. 
Trinidad  Aland,  Auditor. 
Thompson,  Librarian. 


COUNTY  OFFICERS-BERNALILLO  COUNTY. 
Tomas  Gutierrez,  Probate  Judge. 

Melchior  Werner,  Probate  Clerk  and  ex-officio  Recorder. 
Perfecto  Armijo,  Sheriff. 
Charles  W.  Lewis,  Treasurer. 
Bernardo  Valencia,  First  District,  "\ 

Jose  de  la  Luz  Chavez,  Second  District,  V    County  Commissioners. 
Elwood  Maden,  Third  District,  J 

N.  T.  Armijo,  \ 

Ignacio  Gonzales,      V    School  Commissioners. 
M.  S.  Otero,  ) 

Jose  Montano  Candelaria,  "] 
Jose  Armijo  y  Ortiz, 

Santiago  L.  Hubbel,              [    River  Commissioners. 
Thomas  F.  Phelan,                J 
Dr.  Albert  E.  Ealy,  Coronor. 
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SCHEDULE  OF  DISTANCES  FROM  ALBUQUERQUE. 


Going  North  by  ths  A'chiscn,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe 
Railroad. 

TO  MILES 

Alameda 8 

Bernalillo 16 

Algodones 26 

Elota 30 

Wallace 37 

Rosaris    42 

Cerrillos 48 

Ortiz 56 

Lamy 67 

Santa  Fe 85 

Manzanares 69 

Glorieta 77 

Levy 82 

Kingman 86 

Fulton 95 

Pecos 103 

Bernal 113 

Sulzbacher 118 

Onava 127 

Las  Vegas 132 

Watrous 152 

Springer 203 

Otero 238 

Raton 243 

Trinidad 266 

La  Junta 348 

Denver 472 

Kansas  City 918 

St.  Louis    1 193 

Chicago 1407 

New  York 2237 

South  by  the  same  Railroad. 

Isleta 9>£ 

Los  Lunas 20 

Belen 30 

Sabinal 40 

La  Joya   •  •  • 51 

Alamillo 62 

Socorro 74 

San  Antonio 88 

Valverde   95 

San  Marcial 102 

Rincon 172 

Las  duces 205 

El  Paso 248 

Nutt 203 

Deming 231 

Guymas   650 

Tucson 450 

Yuma 466 

Los  Angeles 946 

San  Francisco 1428 


G:ir.g  West  by  the  Atlantic  &  Pacific  Railroad. 

TO  MILES 

Isleta 9% 

A.  &  P.  Junction 12 

Luna    23 

Rio  Puerco.  .  . ,    34 

San  Jose 47 

El  Rito 59 

Laguna 66 

Cubero 72 

McCarty's 83 

Acoma 88 

Grants 96 

Blue  Water 107 

Chavez 121 

Continental  Divide 130 

Coolidge 136 

Wingate 146 

Gallup 157 

Defiance 165 

Manuelito 174 

Allantown 186 

Sanders 199 

Navajo  Springs 212 

Billings 225 

Carrigo 238 

Holbrook. 252 

St.  Joseph 263 

Hardy /.  275 

Winslow 285 

Dennison 298 

Canon  Diablo 311 

Angell 322 

Cosnino 333 

Flagstaff  (S.  F.  mts.) 343 

Volunteer 355 

Chalender 367 

Williams 377 

Prescott  Junction 385 

Partridge  Creek 402 

Val  de  Chino 420 

Beal's  Pass 430 

Truxton  Spring 475 

Peacock  Spring 494 

Unalapai  Valley 504 

Wallapai  Pass 513 

Needles  (Colo,  river) 562 

Piute  Pass 606 

San  Diego  Junction 636 

Crater  Valley 650 

Hot  Springs 705 

Mojave  River 730 

Bird  Point 830 

San  Jose 1085 

San  Francisco 1 135 


(D) 


LESSOR  ^EOS.  FOB  BARGAINS. 


26  ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY. 

STAR  CLOTHING  HOUSE 

LEWIS  &  ULMflN,  PROPRIETORS. 

Dealers  in  Fine 

Clothing,  Furnishing  Goods,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Hats  and  Caps 

TTS.TJ'^iTJEZS     ^UTID     VALISES. 
Sole  agents  for  Wilson  Bro's  Shirts.  ALBUQUERQUE,   N.  M. 

WHITE  HOUSE  BILLIARD  PARLOR 


ZPiisriEST  insr  tie-iie  Teeeitoet 

Railroad  Avenue. 

CHAS.  MONTALDO. 


THOS.  HAWKINS 

TONSORIAL  ARTIST 


HAIR  CUTTING  A  SPECIALTY. 

RAILROAD  AVENUE 

Betw2ea  First  and  Second  Sts. 


HDiirauiHis 

Ladies'  Furnishing  Goods 

Millinery  and  Dress-Making, 

PARIS  &  NEW  YORK  FASHIONS 

North  side  E.  E.  Ave.,  tot.  2d  &  3d  Sts. 
MRS.  HEWLET  &  MISS  CROSSON. 


W.  L.  TRIMBLE  &  CO. 

Livery  and  Transfer  Company 


FINEST  TURN-OUTS  IN  7HE  CITY. 

Office  and  Stables,  North  Second  St.,  between  Railroad  and  Copper  Aves. 


Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile  take  full  charge  of  Properties,  pay  and  collect  Bents. 


j .r-c>r\T'a  PROS.  FOR  HOSIERY. 

ALHUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  2J 

Mariano  Armijo.  Elias  Armijo.  John  Borradaile. 

Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile 
REAL  ESTATE 


^.2<TT3- 


Bernalillo  Cottntg  3b0ttact  €>flta 


HMINES,  INSURANCE  MD  MONEY  BROKERS^ 


CONVEYANCERS  AND  NOTARIES. 


Deeds  Executed  in  either  the  English  or  Spanish  Language 


Take  full  Charge  of  Properties,  Pay  Taxes  and  Collect  Rents. 


MUNROE   BUILDING,  THIRD  STREET 

ALBUQUERQUE,  N.  M. 

ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BORRADAILE,  Land  Grants  and  Stock  Brokers. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Boots  and  Shoes. 


28 


A  l.l'.l  QUERQUE    DIRECTORY. 


TOXJie^T^^Xj    HOTEL 

LA  WHENCE  MARRHfAIC,  Proprietor. 


RATES,    S2.00     FER     DAY 


Corr?er  Second  Street  and  Silver  Avenue,     -    -    ALBUQUERQUE,  N.  M. 

J.  H.  Moore.  J.  Metzger. 

MOORE  &  METZGER 

<  GOLD  ♦  AVENUE  *  MEAT  *  MARKET  - 


Keep  always  on  hand  fresh  Sausage,  Head  Cheese  and  Bologna,  and  all  kinds  of 
wild  Game  in  season. 

Gold  Ave.,  between  Second  and  Third  Sts. 


©HF.]v1ISTSA)MD  PHA^M/\(3ISTS 

Dealers  in  Drugs  and  Medicines,  at  Wholesale  and  Retail. 


Carry  the  largest  and  best  stock  in  the  Southwest,  and  respectfully  solicit 
orders  by  mail  or  express. 

Railroad  Ave.,  between  Second  and  Third  Sts.,  Albuquerque,  N.  M. 


A.   J.    HARR. 


L.   J.   BARR. 


BURR  S  BURR 

3ttovncjisatiaw) 

Harrison  Block, 


J.  RATEL 

California  Shoe  Shop 


FINE    CUSTOM  WORK 

A  SPECIALTY. 

Railroad  Ave.,  bet.  1st  and  2d  Sts. 


ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BOKRADAILE,  Land  Grants  and  Stock  Brokers. 


and  Dry  Goods. 


ALBUQUERQUE  DIRECTORY. 


Aamis,  William,  residence  west  end. 

Aasthr,  Jbuas,  residence  west  end. 

Aascaur,  Wilt,  residence  west  end. 

Abbey,  W.  B.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Abeita,  Plasido,  residence  west  end. 

Abeita,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Abeita,  Plasido,  cook  Perfecto  Armijo,  Tijeras  st.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Able,  D.  J.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Railroad  ave.,  between  First  and  Second  sts. 

Acuma,  Benido,  residence  west  end. 

Acuses,  J.  J.,  residence  west  end. 

Adams,  Andy,   Ellingwood  &   Adams,   butchers,  cor.   Silver  ave.    and  south 
Second  st.,  house  Highland  Addition. 

Adams,  C,  machinist  A.  &  P.  round  house. 

Ayres,  Julian,  residence  west  end. 

Agar,  C.  C,  foreman  Review  Job  office. 

Albright,  Mrs.  J.  G.,  art  parlors,  Gold  ave.,  between  First  and  Second  sts. 

Albright,  G.  F.,  foreman  Democrat  job  office. 

Albright,  J.  G.,  editor  and  manager  Democrat. 

Aldridge,  A.  C,  architect  A.  &  P.  general  office. 

Allen,  Miss  Eva,  boai-ds  87  Copper  ave. 

Allen,  Edward,  moulder  Albuquerque  foundry. 

Allison,  W.  H.  H.,  agent  Singer  sewing  machine,  Masonic  building,  Third  st. 

Allyn,  J.   G.,  clerk  cashier's  office,  A.  &  P.  general  offices. 

Ahlstrom,  J.  H.,  carpenter  Whitcomb  &  Medler,  corner  First  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Alsen,  Andrew,  boiler  maker  A.  &  P.  round  house. 

Alexander,  Barber,  south  Second  st. 

Alexander,  Chas.,  Railroad  ave.,  Palace  saloon. 

Alexander,  Miss  S.,  California  suit  and  cloak  house,  Third  St.,  bet.  Railroad  and 
Copper  aves. 

American  Central  Insurance  Company,  of  St.  Louis,  Charles  Etheridge,  agent. 

Amshon,  E.  C,  waiter  Frisco  restaurant,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Analla,  Juan,  residence  west  end. 

Analla,  Antonio,  residence  west  end. 

Analla,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Analla,  Hector,  residence  west  end. 

Analla,  Anastacio,  residence  west  end. 

Analla,  Manelo,  residence  west  end. 

Anallo,  Pedro,  residence  west  end. 

Anallo,  Lucas,  residence  west  end. 

Analla,  Anabroco,  residence  west  end. 

(^9) 

ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BOSBADAILE,  Land  Grants  and  Stock  Brokers. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Ladies'  and  Children's  Underwear. 


30  ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY. 

).  S.  TORREY.  GEO.    A.    ANDERSON.  A.  C.  SLOAN 

TORREY,  ANDERSON  &SL0M 

(Successors  to  Robbins  &  Torrey) 

DEALERS  IN 

Furniture,  Queensware,  Glassware,  Etc. 

'    Write  to  Us  for  Prices  "^_ 
Undertaking  Orders  Promptly  Attended  to. 

HPxe^st  Stbeet.  J^-XjZbttqttedr.qttie,  2ST.  2^L 

(Established  1881) 

Usalexs  in. 

Musical  Merchandise 

ilounl,  St*  3ofin$  nuft  Singer  Settling  lltacfunts 

A.   D.    WHITSON.  °£° T.  E.  NICHOLS. 

Needles,  Oils  and  Attachments  for  all  Sewing  Machines 
Pianos,  Organs  and  Sewing-    Machines  Sold    on   Easy   Monthly   Payments, 

South  Second  St.,  bet.  Railroad  and  Gold  Avenues. 


^THESEIRARLBrinilSE^ 

J.  F.  GIRflRD,  PROPRIETOR. 
Near  corner  of  Gold  Ave.  and  Third  St. 

GOOD  SAMPLE  ROOMS  FOR  COMMERCIAL  AGENTS 


Hate,  $2.50  :f>e:e=  ID^rsr. 
ALBUQUERQUE,        -       -       -       N.    M 


ARMIJO  BEOS.  &  BOEEADAILE,  Bernalillo  Abstract  Office. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Men's  and  Boys1  Furnishing-  Goods. 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  31 


Anderson,  P.  H.  machinist  A.  &  P,  roundhouse. 

Anderson,  R.  D.,  manager  Bell  Telephone  Company,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Second 
and  Third  sts. 

Anderson,  A.,  porter  Santiago  Baca. 

Anderson,  Win.,  bartender,  rooms  Los  Angeles  house. 

Anderson,  George  A.,  Torrey,  Anderson  &  Sloan,  furniture,  First  st.,  bet.  Rail- 
road and  Gold  aves. 

Anderson,  Charles  T.,  cutter,  J.  B.  Tarbox,  tailor,  south  Second  st.,  bet.  Railroad 
and  Gold  aves. 

Anderson,  Frank,  tailor  J.  B.  Tarbox. 

Andino,  Lorenzo,  residence  west  end. 

Andrews,  J.  L.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  yards. 

Angell,  B.  W.,  division  superintendent,  A.  &  P.  general  offices. 

Answorth,  George,  dishwasher  Jewett  house. 

Ansures,  Gustoral,  residence  west  end. 

Ansures,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Anthony,  J.  D.,  brakeman,  A.  &  P. 

Anthony,  Ordiz,  clerk  Lewis  Bros.,  general  merchandise,  First  st.,  bet.  Railroad 
and  Gold  aves. 

Apodaco,  Thos.,  painter  A.  &  P. 

Apodaca,  B.,  compositor  Democrat  office. 

Apodaco,  C,  waiter  Journal  hotel,  Silver  ave. 

Apcara,  Robert,  street  car  driver. 

Apodaca,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Apodaca,  Jose  2d,  residence  west  end. 

Apodaca,  Florencio,  residence  west  end. 

Apodaca,  Antonio,  residence  west  end. 

Apodaca,  Plasido,  residence  west  end. 

Apodaca.  Catalino,  residence  west  end. 

Apodaca,  Gregorio,  residence  west  end, 

Aras,  Mike,  waiter  Girard  house,  cor   Third  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Aragon,  Dana,  residence  west  end. 

Aragon,  Miss  Georgie,  residence  west  end. 

Aragon,  David,  residence  west  end. 

Anchirque,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Archer,  Wm.,  carpenter,  residence  Highland  Addition. 

Archer,  Wm.,  carpenter  Whitcomb  &  Medler. 

Archer,  James,  carpenter,  Gold  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Arando,  Pedro,  residence  west  end. 

Arago,  Antonio,  wiper  A.  &.  P.  roundhouse. 

Armitage,  W.  H.,  draftsman  Mack  &  Wheelock. 

Armstrong,  David,  residence  west  end,  vice  president  and  superintendent  Albu- 
querque Street  Railroad  Company. 

Armijo  Hotel,  corner  Railroad  ave.  and  Third  st.,  James  G.  Hope,  proprietor. 

Armstrong,  M.  A.,  painter,  residence  north  Third  st.,  between  Railroad  and 
Copper  aves. 

Armijo,  Mariano,  Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile,  real  estate,  office  Monroe 
building,  Third  St. 


Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile,  Mines  and  Money  Brokers. 


I.ESRER  BROS,  for  Latest  Style  Hats. 


32  ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY. 

ST.  JULIEIT    SiLLOOU 

G.  B.  PINKHAM,  Proprietor. 


^EHEIEE  *  WINES*  LIQUORS  *AND*EIEAHS^ 

pine  cxj-ctb  irooms  attached. 
CORNER  RAILROAD  AVENUE  AND  SECOND  STREET. 

JUO-  _i^_  EZEIE  cfc  Co. 

Dealers  in 

J i  kJ  IVi  r~S  n ;  r\    1  calipoe^ia. 

Doors  and  Sash,  Glass,  Building  Paper  and  Building  Material. 

IFTIRST    STBEET,    ^LBTTQ-CTEIE^Q-CriE,   UnT.    J^£. 

MAYBEE  &  SCHAFPER 

DEALERS    IN 

ELGIN,  IHLTERIW FOREIGN  WiTCEES 

Diamonds,  Jewelry  and  Silverware. 


;^**The  only  House  in  Albuquerque  that  manufactures  its  own  Filigree  Jewelry. 
Ijccond  f|trect,  between  Railroad  and  Geld  AvenueA. 

Z.  Staab.  Edward  Spitz.  A.  Staab. 


MB  ^m  %smm& 

Wholesale  Dealers  in 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE 

^l:bttq"ct:e:rqtt:e!,  int.  z^e. 

New  York  Office,  132  Church  Street. 


Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile  take  full  charge  of  Properties,  pay  and  collect  Rents. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Fine  Clothing1. 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  33 

Armijo,  Perfecto,  sheriff  Bernalillo  county,  house  and  office  Tijeras  st.,  bet. 
First  and  Second  sts. 

Armijo,  Nicholas  T.,  vice  president  First  National  bank. 

Armijo,  Elias,  Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile. 

Armijo,  Christobal,  capitalist,  residence  west  end. 

Armijo,  Carlos,  residence  west  end. 

Armijo,  Pedro,  residence  west  end. 

Armijo,  Juan  Chaves,  residence  west  end. 

Armijo,  Rafael,  residence  west  end. 

Armijo,  Jesus,  corner  Sixth  st.  and  Railroad  ave.,  general  merchandise. 

Armijo,  Quinno  Colt,  residence  west  end. 

Armijo,  Gabriel,  residence  west  end. 

Armijo,  Julian,  residence  west  end. 

Armijo,  Otero  Francisco,  real  estate,  residence  west  end. 

Armijo,  Jose  Colt,  residence  west  end. 

Armijo,  Romaldo,  residence  west  end. 

Ashen,  John,  clerk  Neustadt  Bros.,  gen'l  mdse.,  cor.  Gold  ave.  and  First  st. 

Austin,  Miss  Eva,  at  Mrs.  Medler's,  dress  maker,  South  Third  st. 

Aubright,  Dr.  S.,  physician  and  surgeon,  Railroad  ave.  between  Second  and 
Third  sts. 

Aubrigfht,  W.,  Aubright  &  Walton,  druggists,  Railroad  ave.,  between  Second 
and  Third  sts. 

Aubright,  Harry,  clerk  Aubright  &  Walton. 


Baca,  Manuel,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Francisco,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Claudo,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Birento,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Marcus,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Ambrocio,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Pedro,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Tedenco,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Juan,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Jesus,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Ambrocio,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Marcus,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Ycidro,  residence  west  end. 

Baca,  Santiago,  Baca  &  Gray,  wholesale  liquor  dealers,  Railroad  ave.,  bet. 
Second  and  Third  sts. 

Baker,  C,  bartender  Geo.  Holliday's  saloon. 

Baker,  Robert,  prop.  New  York  Laundry,  south  Second  st.,  bet.  Lead  and 
Silver  aves. 

Baker,  Dr.  C.  C,  physician  and  surgeon,  south  Third  St.,  bet.  Gold  and  Silver 
aves. 

Bodauacco,  Geo.,  fruits  and  confectionery,  Railroad  ave.,  near  First  st. 

Balinn,  F  ,  waiter,  Armijo  House. 


Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile,  Mines  and  Money  Brokers.  (E) 


LESSEE,  BROS.  FOB  HOSIERY. 


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^FRENCH  STAMPING  DONE  TO  ORDERS 
Masonic  Block,    -    -    Albuquerque,  N.  M. 

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UNDERTAKER 


Metallic  and  Wood  Cloth-covered 

CASES   JL3<nD   CASKETS 


Garments,  Coffiins  and  Trimmings 

^^"Attention  given  to  embalming  and  preserving  bodies.      Orders  received  for 
Monuments  and  Head  stones.     A  full  line  of  Show  Cases  on  hand. 

FIRST  STREET,  THREE  DOORS  FROM  SILVER  AVENUE 


Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile  take  full  charge  of  Properties,  pay  and  collect  Bents. 


LESS  ER  BROS,  for  Men's  and  Boys'  Furnishing-  Goods. 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  35 

Baldridge,  J.  C,  wholesale  and  retail  lumber,  cor.  First  st.  and  Copper  ave. 

Baldonado,  Ujenio,  residence  west  end. 

Bakles,  Manuel,  residence  west  end. 

Ball,  Lyman,  residence  west  end . 

Ball,  S.  Y.,  street  car  driver. 

Ball,  Seymour,  bartender,  west  end . 

Ballissar,  Padre,  pastor  Catholic  church,  west  end . 

Bagnall,  Sam,  moulder,  Albuquerque  Foundry  &  Machine  Co. 

Bailhache,  J.  ML,  manager  Review. 

Bailhache,  A.  L.,  city  editor  Review. 

Bailhache,  W    H.,  residence  west  end,  receiver  public  money,  Santa  Fe. 

Barraclough,  W.  A.,  blacksmith,  cor.  Copper  ave    and  Third  st. 

Barraclough,  J.  T.,  E.  J.  Post  &  Co.,  hardware,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Second 
and  Third  st . 

Barraclough,  H.  A.,  E.  J.  Post  &  Co.,  Railroad  ave. 

Bush,  C,  wiper  A.  &  P.  round  house. 

Barnum,  Wallace,  wiper  A.  &  P.  round  house. 

Barrea,  L.  1)  ,  barber,  Railroad  ave. 

Barrett,  Wm.  M.,  residence  west  end. 

Barrett,  S.  W . ,  residence  west  end. 

Barnett,  John,  street  car  driver. 

Barr,  Leo  J.,  Barr  &  Barr,  att'ys  at  law,  office  cor.  Railroad  ave.  and  Second  st. 

Barr,  A.  J.,  Barr  &  Barr,  att'ys  at  law,  office  cor.  Railroad  ave.  and  Second  st. 

Baron,  Albert  T.,  bartender. 

Barrett,  J.,  cook,  Frisco  restaurant. 

Barta,  R . ,  blacksmith,  M  .  Zirhut,  west  end . 

Barnum,  C,  freight  engineer  A.  &  P.  R.  R. 

Barron,  Allen,  night  clerk  Maden  House. 

Ballingall  House,  corner  Lead  ave    and  First  st. 

Bartholomay,  C.  F.,  clerk,  Torrey,  Anderson  &  Sloan,  furniture,  First  St.,  bet. 
Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

Basye,  J.  W.,  jeweler,  Railroad  ave,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Bayles,  Chas.,  carpenter,  residence  west  end. 

Bell,  Joseph,  residence  west  end. 

Bell,  J.  M.,  physician  and  surgeon  and  prop.  American  House,  cor  Lead  ave. 
and  Second  sts. 

Bell,  J.  W.,  Bell  &  Co.,  Cyclone  grocery,  south  First  st.,  between  Gold  and 
Silver  aves. 

Bearrup,  John  H.,  traveling  agt.  Oberne,  Hosick  &  Co. 

Beaver,  Jake,  mason. 

Bean,  Chas.,  Bean  &  Riley,  bed  springs  manufacturers,  Gold  ave.,  near  Fourth 
street. 

Bell,  M. 

Bell,  Joseph,  judge,  residence  west  end. 

Beeks,  E.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Belford,  Chas.,  wholesale  and  retail  mattrass  and  shades,  s.  Third  st.,  bet.  Gold 
and  Silver  aves. 

Behrens,  John,  grocery,  west  end  Railroad  ave. 


ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BORRADAII.R,  Land  Grants  and  Stock  Brokers. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Boots  and  Shoes. 


36  ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY. 


RIYERSIDE  ♦  HOUSED 

One  Mile  South  of  Town 

Located   on  the   Finest  Drive  Out  of  the  City. 

Or-crs  ^7"oa-ia:T,  Pbopeietoe. 
Choice  Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars  Always  on  Hand. 

JE^TELEB  6Z  IDI^ILvdZOZtxTID  BEOKE IB 

Dealer  in 

Watches,  Diamonds,  Clocks  and  Filigree  Jewelry 

Fine  Watch  Repairing  by  Best  Workmen 

Opp.  Opera  House.  ALBUQUERQUE,  NEW  MEXICO. 

IS"Money  Loaned  on  Jewelry  ,=5» 

Gran  Quivera  Minings  Smelting  Gompany 

BUYERS  OF  ORE  AND  BASE  BULLION 


Complete  Smelting,  Sampling  and  Assay  Works 


Closest  Scrutiny  courted  and  Satisfaction  Guaranteed. 
Correspondence  Solicited.  L.  C.  HUBBS,  Manager. 


ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BORRADAILE,  Bernalillo  Abstract  Office. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Latest  Style  Hats. 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  37 

Benson,  Taylor,  waiter,  Rio  Grande  Hotel. 

Benso,  John  H.,  carpenter. 

Bendle,  George  H.,  foreman  F.  L.  Pearce,  wholesale  lumber,  Highland  ad. 

Bennett,  Wm.  H.,  s.  Second  St.,  near  Lead  ave. 

Benn,  Robert,  butcher,  cor.  Silver  ave.  and  s.  Second  st. 

Bennett,  Miss  Etna,  Electro  Magnetic  Treatment,  s.  First  st.,  bet.  Gold  and 
Silver  aves. 

Bernal,  J.,  laborer  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Bertolone,  F.  Highland  ad.,  porter  Central  Bank. 

Berks,  J.  W.,  real  estate,  opposite  Armijo  house. 

Bergere,  A.   M.,  clerk,  Spiegelberg  Bros.,  cor.  First  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Berne,  Chas.,  boiler  maker,  A.  &  P.  shops 

Best,  C.  J.,  fireman,  A.  &  P.  shops 

Biarasche,  Geo.,  Maden  hotel  building. 

Bibo,  Ben,  clerk,  L.  Kornberg,  west  end. 

Bichard,  Wm.,  residence  west  end. 

Biddle,  —  chief  clerk  freight  office,  A.  &  P.  railroad . 

Biggens,  Thos.,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Bistaf,  John,  residence  west  end. 

Bibikov,  N.  A.,  mining  bureau,  Third  st.  between  Gold  and  Railroad  aves. 

Blanchard,  James,  plumber  Vose  &  Co.,  First  st.  between  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Black,  Wm.,  foreman  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Blerch,  John,  butcher,  Gold  ave. 

Block,  J.  B.,  teamster,  in  Frank  Armijo  addition. 

Blomberg,  Chas.,  cook  Frisco  restaurant,  Railroad  ave. 

Blondin,  R.  J.,  cook  Murphy  lodging  house,  First  st.  between  Railroad  and 
Copper  aves. 

Boatright,  D.,  foreman  painters  A.  &  P.   shops. 

Bodnell,  J.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Bodnell,  J.  F.,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Boerstler,  Geo.,  painter,  Silver  ave.,  between  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Bogart,  James,  shipping  clerk  Stover,  Crary  &  Co. 

Bonn,  John,  Copper  ave.,  between  Sixth  and  Seventh  sts. 

Bolthinghouse,  F.  J.,  conductor  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Boles,  N.  A.,  assayer  Gran  Quivera  smelter,  one  mile  south  of  city. 

Bolton,  Thos.,  plumber  Pegram  &  Cline. 

Bowman,  G .  C,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Bonnell,  J.  E.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Bonsall,  C.  E.,  residence  west  end. 

Borchert,  Wm.,  Scott  &  Borchert,  wholesale  furniture  and  carpets,  First  st., 
between  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Bordan,  Wm.,  residence  west  end. 

Borradaile,  Capt.  John,  Armijo  Bros.  &  Borradaile,  real  estate,  Monroe 
building,  Third  st. 

Boston,  C,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Bowen,  F.,  carpenter,  corner  First  st.  and  Silver  ave. 

Bowen,  Wilbert,  fruit  and  news  stand,  Railroad  ave.  near  First  st. 


ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BORRADAILE,  Land  Grants  and  Stock  Brokers. 


LESSER  BROS.  FOR  BARGAINS. 


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ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY. 


Main/  a  Rhein 
Germany 


C.KISENHHIM  a  R. 

Germany. 


Leadyille 
Colo 


Gunnison  City 
Colorado. 


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Main  Offices,  Nos.  411  to  419  North  Sixth  St. 


U  Corns,  Mo. 


PEOFEIETCES 


Conrad's  Original  Budw'eiser  Beer, 
Conrad's  "Moss  Rose"  Bourbon, 

Conrad's  "Governor's  Choice"  Rve 
Conrad's  Rhine  Wines  &  Clarets 


Importers  and  Jobbers  in  all  known  Brands  of 

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Denver,  Colo,  Dallas,  Texas,  BuenaVi*ta,  Colo. 


ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BORRADAII.B,  Bernalillo  Abstract  Ofilce. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Ladies'  and  Children's  Underwear. 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  39 

Bowen,  E.  W.,  clerk  fruit  and  news  stand.  Railroad  ave.  near  Eirst  st. 

Bowlby,  Wm.,  freight  engineer  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Bonie,  Robt.,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  Express  Company. 

Boyd,  Andy,  engineer  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad. 

Boyie,  John,  saloon,  Railroad  ave.,  between  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Boyd,  Chas.,  Boyd  &  Wade,  proprietors  opera  house. 

Brady,  John,  Lock  &  Brady,  proprietor  Oasis  saloon,  Radroad  ave.,  between 
Second  and  Third  sts. 

Brady,  John,  residence  west  end. 

Brady,  Wm.  W. ,  residence  west  end. 

Bradley,  A.  L.,  Bradley  &  Macbeths,  dentists. 

Brand,  Frank,  leader  of  orchestra  opera  house,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Gold  and 
Railroad  aves. 

Bram,  David,  residence  west  end. 

Bram,  John  H.,  residence  west  end. 

Brehan,  John,  boiler  washer  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Brennon,  Joseph,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Brennon,  Jake,  policeman. 

Brennon,  Robt.,  plasterer,  Highland  addition. 

Brewster,  R.  S.,  carpenter  E.  Nichols. 

Briggs,  A.  C,  clerk  chief  engineer's  office,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Briggs,  J.  M.,  painter,  Highland  addition. 

Brickner,  W.  F.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Brock,  E.  A.,  contractor  and  builder,  Highland  addition. 

Brock,  Arthur,  carpenter,  corner  Second  st.  and  Copper  ave. 

Brooks,  C.  H.,  South  Fourth  St.,  bet.  Gold  and  Railroad  aves. 

Brownwell,  J.  S.,  wholesale  lumber,  coal  and  paints,  corner  Lead  avenue  and 
First  st. 

Brown,  O.  M.,  machinst  A.  &  P.  round  house. 

Brown,  John,  machinst  A.  &  P.  round  house. 

Brown,  (J.,  Brown  &  Lawson,  Santa  Fe  lunch  counter. 

Brown,  ().  S  ,  freight  clerk  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad  office. 

Brown,  R.  P.,  passenger  conductor  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Brown,  Simon,  bakery  First  St.,  between  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Brown,  Bill,  baber,  center  of  plaza,  west  end. 

Brown,  Wm.,  mason. 

Bryan,  Prof.  R.  W.  D.,  superintendent  Indian  school. 

Bryan,  R.  T.,  Maden  hotel  barber  shop. 

Bucklin,  I).  S.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Bunlel,  William,  carpenter,  corner  First  st .  and  Silver  ave. 

Bunnell,  M. ,  day  editor  Journal . 

Burris,  John,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Burris,  Harry,  clerk  New  Mexico  News  Co.,  at  post  office. 

Burton,  George,  cook  Jewett  house . 

Burdock,  Frank,  cook  Rio  Grande  house. 

Burris,  F .  H  . ,  proprietor  Rio  Grande  hotel . 

Burke,  Wallace,  Pacific  Coal  Co.,  First  st.,  between  Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

Burke,  James,  contractor,  boards  at  Armijo  house. 

Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile,  Mines  and  Money  Brokers. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Clothing-  and  Dry  Goods. 


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Representing  a  large  line  of  the  best  companies,  including 

Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  New  York. 

Travelers  Life  and  Accident,  Hartford,  Conn. 

Liverpool,  London  &  Globe  Insurance  Co. 
Commercial  Union,  London. 

Insurance  Co.  of  North  Americo,  Philadelphia 
Spring-field  Pire  and  Marine,  Springfield,  Mass. 

Pennsylvania  Pire  Insurance  Co.,  Philadelphia. 

German- American  Insurance  Co.,  New  York. 
Scottish  Union  and  National,  Z.  B. 

Western   Assurance   Co.,    Toronto,  Canada. 
Home  Insurance  Company,  New  York. 

Phoenix  Insurance  Office,  London. 

American  Central  Insurance  Co.,  of  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

London  Assurance  Company,  London. 


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Bargains  for  Investors,  whether  to  locate  for  Business, 
Residence  or  for  Profit. 


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showing  properties  for  sale.     Correspondence  solicited. 


Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile  take  full  charge  of  Properties,  pay  and  collect  Bents. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Fine  Clothing. 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  41 

Burke,  John,  contractor,  boards  at  Armijo  house . 
Burke,  Wm    H  ,  proprietor  Ballingall  hotel. 
Burke,  W.  S.,  editor  Journal. 

Burke,  W.  D.,  saloon,  Railroad  ave.,  near  First  st. 

Butler,  L.  M.,  Fuller  &  Butler,   Frisco  restaurant,   Railroad  ave.,  bet.   Second 
and  Third  sts. 

Burr,  S.  M.,  residence  west  end. 

Bullock,  E.,  manager  New  Mexico  News  Co.,  at  post  office. 

Busse,  Paul,  clerk  county  clerk's  office. 

Byron,  Galen,  compositor  Review. 

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Cassady,  George,  mason. 
Cano,  Pinfilo,  laborer  west  end  . 

Card,  J.  B . ,  messenger  Wells  Fargo  Express  Company 
Carter,  E.,  waiter  Armijo  house. 

Carnilaz,  Angel,  harness  maker,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Third  and  Fourth  sts. 
Caldwell,  Thomas,  carpenter  Whicomb  &  Medler. 
Caldwell,  John,  carpenter  Whitcomb  &  Medler. 
Carl,  E.,  Carl  &  Thompson,  grocers,  South  Third  st. 
Carmile,  W.  A.,  painter,  Silver  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 
Capron,  Ed.,  Los  Angeles  lodging  house. 
Carter,  W.  P.,  photographer,  corner  Lead  ave.  and  First  st. 
Carro,  M.,  laborer  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Carpenter,  John,  Carpenter  &  Swygart,  painters,  Second  st.,  between  Railroad 
and  Copper  aves 

Catron,  Thomas,  attorney  at  law,  corner  of  Gold  ave.  and  First  st. 

Carter,  Allen,  waiter  Rio  Grande  hotel. 

Carabajal,  Bibian,  residence  west  end. 

Carabajal,  P.,  residence  west  end. 

Carabajal,  Solomon,  residence  west  end. 

Candelaria,  Jesus,  residence  west  end. 

Candelaria,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Candelaria,  Teofeli,  residence  west  end. 

Candelaria,  Antonio,  residence  west  end . 

Candelaria,  Manuel,  residence  west  end. 

Candelaria,  Balino,  residence  west  end 

Candelaria,  Juan  Antonio,  residence  west  end. 

Candelaria,  Ygnacio,  residence  west  end. 

Candelaria,  Benito,  residence  west  end . 

Candelaria,  Apodaca,  residence  west  end. 

Canning,  Wm.,  machinist  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Canadolris,  C,  laborer,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Cardale,  A.,  city  livery  stables,  Fourth  st.,  bet.  Railroad  and  Copper  aves. 

Chandler,  Jose,  fireman  Albuquerque  Gas  Co. 

Chaves,  J.,  proprietor  St.  Julien  restaurant. 

Cadden,  A.  M.,  residence  west  end. 

Caddagan,  G.  W.,  constable  precinct  No.  12. 

Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile,  Mines  and  Money  Brokers.  (E) 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Men's  and  Boys'  Furnishing-  Goods. 


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Weekly,  $3.00, 


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Three  Kings 

Sold  in  all  Parts  of  the  World. 


A.rmijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile  take  full  charge  of  Properties,  pay  and  collect  Rents. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Ladies'  and  Children's  Underwear. 

ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  43 

Campbell,  Robt.,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  round  house. 

Cedillo,  Pedro,  wiper  A.  &  P.  shops . 

Cedillo,  R.,  laborer  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Cedillo,  F.,  wiper  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Chalender,  Geo.  F.,  superintendent  motive  power  and  machinery  A.  &  P.   R.  R. 

Chambers,  W.,  boards  at  Armijo  house. 

Charlie,  W.  A.,  Alameda  ave.,  near  South  Fifth  st. 

Chaves,  M.,  laborer  A.  &  P.  shops 

Chaves,  C,  residence  west  end. 

Christan,  Maquer,  residence  west  end. 

Chaves,  Jose  M.,  residence  west  end. 

Chaves,  Rafael,  residence  west  end. 

Chaves,  Greseno,  residence  west  end 

Chaves,  Elias,  residence  west  end. 

Chaves,  Julian,  residence  west  end. 

Chaves,  Meliton,  residence  west  end. 

Chavez,  Aldios,  compositor  Democrat. 

Champion,  J.  W.,  plumber  Vose  &  Co. 

Childers,  W.  B.,  attorney  at  law,  Gold  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Chung,  Lee,  Chinese  bazar,  oppposite  Armijo  hotel. 

Christian,  O.  C,  architect  and  superintendent,  Lewis  building,  First  st. 

Clark,  Charles,  bartender  St.  Julian  saloon. 

Clark,  E.  S.,  clerk  Stover,  Crary  &  Co. 

Cleland,  A.  W.,  book-keeper  Ilfeld  &  Co. 

Codings,  P.   E.,  commission  merchant,  cor.  First  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Cleto,  Pedro. 

Clomumbia,  Morris,  mechanic  New  Mexico  Novelty  Works. 

Clapp,  John,  foreman  tinsmiths  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Clousen,  H.,  clerk  Exchange  hotel,  west  end. 

Clark,  John,  laborer  west  end. 

Clark,  J.  R.,  compositor  Democrat. 

Clark,  J.  C.|  carpenter,  corner  Second  st.  and  Copper  ave. 

Crosta,  Ed.,  tinner,  Stein,  Mandell  &  Co. 

Creamer,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Cromwell,  O.  E  ,  pres't  Albuquerque    Street  Railroad  Co.,  residence  west  end. 

Crane,  F.  E.,  surveyor  W.  F.  Crane. 

Crane,  Win.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Insurance,  South  First  st.,  between 
Gold  and  Silver  aves.,  house  South  Union  st.,  bet.  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Crary,  George  F. ,  Stover,  Crary  &  Co.,  wholesale  groceries,  corner  First  st.  and 
Railroad  ave. 

Craft,  Wm.,  residence  Frank  Armijo  Addition. 

Carr,  Joseph,  clerk  Scott  &  Bochert. 

Crammer,  C,  fireman  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Crocker,  F.  M.,  clerk  cashier's  office  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Cross,  F.  H.,  brakeman  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Crosby,  Walter,  waiter  Oriental  restaurant. 

Crossan,  Miss  Mary,  Hewlet  &  Crossan,  millinery,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Second 
and  Third  sts. 

ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BORRADAILE,  Land  Grants  and  Stock  Brokers. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Boots  and  Shoes. 


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EDMOND  NICHOLS 


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Contractor  x  and  x  Builder- 


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Estimates  Furnished  on  all  Kinds  of  Work 


CORNER  SILVER  AVENUE  and  FIRST  STREET 


-A.rb-u.q.vi.erq.-u.e,  2ST.  lv£. 


REAL  ESTATE 

Bought,  sold  and  managed.     Houses,   rooms 

and  ranches  rented.      Rents  collect 

ed.    Taxes  paid.  Estates 

managed. 

LAND  IN  BLOCKS 

And  ranches  in  Texas,  New  Mexico,  Arizona, 
California  and  Mexico;  also  Spanish 
and  Mexican  land  grants 
of  all  dimensions. 

JOHN  W.  BERKS 

Of  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
W.  A.  FAIRFIELD 
Of  Golden,  Colo. 
Established,  1881 

At  present  location. 

BERKS  &  FAIRFIELD 

MINES  AND  LAND 

Negotiators,  Promoters,  Assayers,  Metalurgists 

Mining  Engineers  and  Managers.   More 

than  thirty  years  of  successful 

business  experience. 

MONEY  LOANED 

Ori  real  estate  and  per- 
sonal property. 

Commercial  Paper 

JN  egotiated. 
Collections  Made 

MEXICO  MINING  BUREAU 

We  furnish  reliable  data,  when  obtainable,  respecting  mines  and  mining  districts,  for  the  ad- 
visement of  investors  and  engineers;  such  information  compremends  location,  im- 
provements, title,  yield,  present  value  and  probable  increase,  etc.;  also 
advise  as  to  kind  and  extent  of  machinery  for  mining  and 
reduction  works,  with  estimate  of  cost;  and  furnish 
directions  for  opening  and  working  min- 
ing property. 

ASSAY  OFFICE 

Mines  and  Prospects 

And  Chemical  Laborat 

will  receive  prompt 

tion.   Four  oun 

ent.    Sen  i 

for  ass 

jry.     Samples  by  mail 
3«-d  car-  ful  atten- 
ces  are  suffici- 
for  terms 
aying. 

We  buy,  sell,  bond,  stock  and  report  on  mining 
property  ;  also,  undertake  the  .  uspen- 
s'r  n  of  mining  and  of  develop- 
ing work  on  new 
propert  -. 

ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BORRADAILE,  Bernalillo  Abstract  Office. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Latest  Style  Hats. 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  45 

Crossan,  E.,  A.  &  P.  coal  office,  First  st.,  near  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Crooks,  A.  B.,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Capell,  R.  C,  agent  C.  O.  1).  clothing  house,  Chicago,  boards  at  Armijo  house. 

CundifF,  Miss  Julia,  dressmaker,  Second  St.,  bet.  Lead  and  Silver  aves. 

Custers,  M.,  Frank  &  Custers,  Third  st.,  bet.  Railroad  and  Gold  aves 

Cottrell,  Joe.,  book-keeper,  opera  house. 

Commercial  Union  Fire  Insurance  Company  of  London,  Chas.  Etheridge,  agent. 

Cook,  J.,  clerk  E.  J.  Post  &  Co.,  hardware,  Railroad  ave. 

Cook,  Wm.,  machinist,  A.  &  P.  shops 

Conner,  Albert,  proprietor  Marble  Hall,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Second  and 
Third  sts. 

Contreras,  Antonio,  residence  west  end. 

Conway,  M.  E.,  machinist  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Contreras,  Pedro,  residence  west  end. 

Colin,  I.,  proprietor  Great  Western  hotel,  First  St.,  bet.  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Coddington,  A  W.,  Jones  &  Coddington,  Albuquerque  Dairy,  two  miles  north 
of  town. 

Codington,  Ed.,  clerk  E.  S.  Codington  &  Co. 

Codington,  A    M.,  commission  merchant,  cor.  Gold  ave.  and  First  St. 

Codington,  E.  S.,  furniture,  Gold  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Codington,  W.,  furniture,  Gold  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Cook,  J.  M.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Conley,  J.  A.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Condalario,  J.,  laborer  A.  &  P.  shops 

Condalario,  L.,  laborer  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Conley,  C.  E.,  residence  west  end. 

Copeland,  A..  Highland  addition. 

Cook,  E.  L.,  stationer  A.  &  P.  R.  R. 

Costello,  Frank,  boards  at  Journal  hotel. 

Condiff,  Geo.,  bartender  Journal  hotel. 

Coon,  H.  W.,  bartender,  Geo.  Holloday's,  First  st. 

Coalson,  E.  B.,  helper  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Cowan,  C.  P.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  Express  Company. 

Cobb,  D.  W.,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  Express  Company. 

Corbin,  W.  L.,  collector  Central  bank. 

Cox,  Sam.,  porter  Stein,  Mandell  &  Co. 

Conroy,  Robt . ,  clerk  Stein,  Mandell  &  Co. 

Conley,  Dr.  J.  N.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  with  Conley  &  Walton. 

Connelly,  Wm.,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Cooper,  Miss,  room  4,  McKinney  building. 

Conlim,  W.  E.,  barber,  Armijo  hotel. 

Cushing,  E.G.,  waiter,  Frisco  restaurant. 

D 

Davidson,  John,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Daley,  F.  M.,  operator  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Damon,  L.  E.,  chief  clerk  A.,  T.  &  S .  F.  railroad  office. 

Daunenbaum,  Max,  clerk,  Ilfeld  &  Co.,  general  merchandise. 

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^WINES,  LIQUORS  &  CIGARS^ 


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ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BORRADAILE,  Bernalillo  Abstract  Office. 


LESSER  BROS.  FOR  HOSIERY. 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  47 

Damlon,  Michael,  residence  west  end. 
Davis,  L.  E.,  printer,  Journal  office. 
Davis,  L.,  bartender,  Marble  Hall. 
Daniels,  Dare,  stock  ranch  four  miles  south  of  town. 
Dayton,  E.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Deacy,  W.  H.,  laborer  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.   railroad. 
Demais,  Joe.,  soda  manufacturer,  Frank  Armijo  addition. 
Deering,  Walter,  clerk,  Putney  &  Trask. 
Deeris,  Geo.,  mason,  residence  Highland  addition. 
Delehanty,  Thos.,  car  repairer  A.  &  P.  shops. 
DeMares,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 
Denser,  Miss  Maggie,  boards  at  Vine  Cottage. 
Dennison,  W.  C,  cashier  A.  &  P.  railroad. 
Dickman,  Alio,  residence  west  end . 
Dinan,  M .  R . ,  residence  Frank  Armijo  addition  . 
Dinnick,  Frank,  brakeman  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad 
Dix,  A.  F.,  teamster  Highland  addition. 

Diaz,  Al.,  California  harness  shop,  Railroad  ave.,  bet  Third  and  Fourth  sts. 
Dickman,  Otto,  clerk  F.  Huning,  west  end . 
Dillmann,  C,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Dominquez,  Santos,  county  jailer,  west  end. 
Dominquez,  Cornelio,  deputy  sheriff,  west  end. 
Dominquez,  Jose,  shoemaker,  west  end. 
Dominquez,  Jr.,  west  end. 

Dobson,  M.  D.,  Dobson  &  Pratt,  groceries,  Highland  addition. 
Donahue,  John,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker,  cor.  Copper  ave.  and  Third  st. 
Douglas,  Thos.  G.,  attorney  at  law,  Lewis'  building,  up  stairs. 
Donahue,  Wm.,  mason,  west  end. 
Donaven,  James. 

Dold,  Henry,  Dold  &  Hostetter,  general  merchandise,  Gold  ave.,  bet.  First  and 
Second  sts. 

Dunica,  L.,  book-keeper,  Stein,  Mandell  &  Co.,  hardware. 

Dounce,  J.  W.,  residence  Frank  Armijo  addition. 

Donnelly,  F.,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Donnelly,  J.  W.,  contractor  and  builder,  Highland  addition. 

Donnelly,  WW.,  carpenter,  J.  W.  Donnelly,  Highland  addition. 

Donnelly,  James,  yard  master  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad. 

Drury,  J.  W.,  general  fireman  A.  &  P.  carpenter  department. 

Drury,  J.  H.,  master  carpenter  A.  &  P.   yards. 

Drury,  A.  J.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Diaper,  E.  A.,  harness  maker,  north  Second  st. 

Duran,  Jose,  residence  west  end . 

Duran,  Juan,  residence  west  end. 

Duran,  Bisente,  residence  west  end. 

Duran,  Lusiano,  residence  west  end 

Duran,  Juan  R.,  residence  west  end. 

Duran,  Manuel,  residence  west  end. 

Duran,  Francisco,  residence  west  end. 

Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile,  Mines  and  Money  Brokers. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Clothing-  and  Dry  Goods. 


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LESSER  BROS,  for  Fine  Clothing. 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  49 


Duran,  Martin,  residence  west  end. 

Duran,  Jose  J.,  residence  west  end. 

Duran,  Jose  A  ,  residence  west  end. 

Duran.  Pedro,  residence  west  end . 

Duran,  Mariano,  residence  west  end. 

Duran,  Nirques,  residence  west  end. 

Duffy,  J.,  nurse  A.  &  P.  hospital. 

Dunbar,  E.  H . ,  collector  Journal  office. 

Duchesneau,  A.,  mechanic,  Mew  Mexico  Novelty  Works. 

Dugan,  J.  H.,  cor.  Lead  ave .  and  south  Second  st. 

Dunham,  J.  N.,  book-keeper,  Bell  &  Co. 

Dun,  Dr.,  hospital  Stewart,  A.  &  P.  hospital. 

Dohl,  Albert,  machinist,  A.  &  P.  yards. 

E 

Ealy,  Dr.  Albert  E.f  physician  and  surgeon,  Gold  avenue,  bet.  First  and 
Second  sts. 

Eagen,  Thos.,  car  repairer. 

Easterday,  Dr.  G.  S.,  physician  and  surgeon,  Third  St.,  between  Railroad  and 
Gold  aves. 

Easton,  Frank,  restaurant. 

Eberhardt,  Louis,  saloon,  near  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Eckel,  Geo.  C.,  Van  Slyck  &  Rhinehart,  general  merchandise. 

Edie,  V.  P.,  manager  Oberne,  Hosick  &  Co.,  hides,  office  cor.  south  First  st. 
and  ^Silver  ave . 

Eishom,  Chris.,  machinist,  A.  &  P.  yards. 

Eibel,  Gus.,  blacksmith,  Copper  ave. 

Elliott,  Henry,  wholesale  flour  and  feed,  Railroad  ave.,  opp.  Armijo  house. 

Elton,  Wm.,  fireman  A.  &  P.  yards. 

Ellingwood,  G.  \V.,  Ellingwood  &  Adams,  meat  market,  cor.  south  Second  st. 
and  Silver  ave. 

Emftage,  Henry,  boards  at  Journal  hotel. 

Emmert,  David  B.,  real  estate  and  insurance.  Third  st.,  bet.  Railroad  and 
Gold  aves. 

Eronto,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Eronto,  Julian,  residence  west  end. 

Erickson,  John,  wiper  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Erickson,  — ,  helper  A.  &  P.  yards. 

Erbeck,  Con.,  clerk,  Chas.  Walthers,  south  Third  st.,  bet.  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Etheridge,  Chas,  real  estate  and  insurance,  and  notary  public,  over 
Central  bank. 

Evans,  James,  pressman,  Journal  office. 

Evans,  Harry,  laborer,  section  house,  Highland  addition. 

Everts,  Frank,  bartender. 

F 

Farnsworth,  J.  W.,  freight  clerk,  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad  office. 
Fairfield,  W.  A.,  Berks  &  Fairfield,  real  estate  and  mines,   Railroad  ave.,   opp 
Armijo  house. 


Armijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile,  Mines  and  Money  Brokers.  (F) 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Men's  and  Boys'  Furnishing-  Goods. 


50  ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY. 


M.  WERNER 


Probate  Clerk  and  Notary  Public 


MAIN  STREET,    -    -    -    WEST  END 


Legal    Papers    IDiRA^ritsr 


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ESTATES  SETTLED 


^St.  Julian  S  Restaurant^ 

EUGENE  VSRCHE  &  J.  CMOTES 


OYSTERS  IN  EVERY  STYLE 

All  kinds  of  Wild  Game  in  Season. 

N.  side  Railroad  Ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  Sts. 

ALBUQUEHQTJE,  1ST.  1^£. 


A.rmijo  Brothers  &  Borradaile  take  full  charge  of  Properties,  pay  and  collect  Rents. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Clothing-  and  Dry  Goods. 


ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  51 


Favor,  F.  C,  auction  and  commission,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Falk,  J.  A.,  cook,  A.  &  P.  hospital. 

Fede,  Tathee,  pastor,  cathedral,  west  end. 

Fisher,  W.,  proprietor  Exchange  hotel,  west  end. 

Finley,   Henry,  carpenter,  E.  Nichols,  cor.  First  st.  and  Silver  ave. 

Finnegan,  J.,  hostler,  J.  \V.  Kennedy,  First  St.,  bet.  Railroad  and  Copper  aves. 

Fisher,  J.  W.,  carpenter,  Whitcomb  &  Medler. 

Fisler,  A.  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Fish,  E.,  freight  conductor  A.,  T.  &  S    F.  railroad. 

Flornoy,  M.  W.,  teller  Central  bank. 

Flinn,  S.,  Maden  hotel  barber  shop. 

Flersheim,  J.,  traveling  salesman  Ilfeld  &  Co. 

Foster,  [as.  T.,  clerk  engineer's  office,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Fountain,  A.,  residence  west  end. 

Foote,  Irving,  tinner,  Vose  &  Co. 

Furce,  Miss  Grace,  at  Vine  Cottage. 

Fox,  R.  P.,  Fox  &  Rutherford,  carpenters,  Highland  addition. 

Ford,  Miss  Hattie,  proprietress  Alameda  house,  Second  st.,  bet.  Kail- 
road  and  Copper  aves.     Neatly  furnished  rooms. 

Forrester,  Henry,  residence  west  end. 

Prank  &  Custers,  wholesale  paper,  south  Third  st.,  bet.  Railroad  and 
Gold  aves. 

Frisell,  J.  H.,  machinist,  A.  &  P.  round  house. 

Frost,  Geo.,  conductor  A.  &  P.  railroad,  residence  south  Fourth  st. 

French,  F.  F.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Fritch,  F.  A.,  real  estate  and  insurance. 

Francisco,  Miss  Maud,  Copper  ave. 

Franco,  Frank,  proprietor  restaurant,  cor.  Second  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Fuller,  J.  W.,  boards  at  Armijo  hotel. 

Frizell,  Wm.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.   yards. 

Fulthey,  C.  E.,  engineer  plaining  mill,  A.  &  P.  yards. 

Fuller,  A.  K.,  Fuller  &  Butler,  Frisco  restaurant,   Railroad  ave.,  bet.    Second 


and  Third  sts . 


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Galaway,  J.,  contractor  and  builder,  north  Sixth  st.,  between  Railroad  and 
Copper  aves. 

Gallager,  J.,  nurse,  A.  &  P.  hospital. 

Gallego,  Juan,  residence  west  end. 

Galaway,  J.,  Galaway  &  Smith,  contractors  and  builders,  office  cor.  Third  st. 
and  Copper  ave . 

Gamble,  D.,  carpenter,  E.  Nichols,  cor.  First  st.  and  Silver  ave. 

Garcia,  M.,  gardener,  Copper  ave.,  bet.  Sixth  and  Seventh  sts. 

Gacia,  J  ,  gardner,  Copper  ave.,  bet.  Sixth  and  Seventh  sts. 

Garcia,  Salbado,  residence  west  end. 

Garcia,  M  . ,  residence  west  end 

Garcia,  Ycido,  residence  west  end. 

Garcia,  Juan,  residence  west  end. 


ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BORRADAILE,  Land.  Grants  and  Stock  Brokers. 


LESSER  BROS,  for  Boots  and  Shoes. 


52  ALBUQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  I 

PERFEGT0+ ARMIJO  *  & + BROTHER'S 
ADDITION 


CHEAP  BUILDING   LOTS 

^GUARANTEED  DEEDS  GIVEN?- 

Chance  to  Procure  Pleasant  Homes 


-^MOST  DESIRABLE  PART  OF  THE  CITY;- 

, ON 

Easier  Terms  than  any  Real  Estate  firm  can  Offer 


THE  PERFEGTO  ARMIJO  &  BROS  ADDITION  TO  ALBUQUERQUE 

has  just  been  laid  off  and  surveyed,  and  five  hundred  of  the  most 
favorably  situated  lots  in  the  city  are  placed  upon  the  market.  This 
addition  is  just  north  of  Tijeras  Canon  street  and  between  Fourth 
and  Eighth  streets.     It  presents  these  advantages  to  investors: 

The  lots  are  higher  and  consequently  more  healthful  than  those 
in  other  parts  of  the  city. 

They  are  convenient  to  the  business  portion  of  New  Albuquerque 
and  within  a  minute's  walk  of  the  street  cars. 

Acequias  with  running  water  surround  them,  furnishing  a  con- 
tinual and  pure  water  supply  for  household  and  gardening  purposes- 
Being  the  sole  owners  of  this  addition,  our  prices  are  without 
commissions  and  are  consequently  lower  than  those  of  any  real 
estate  agency  in  Albuquerque.  This  is  a  chance  for  those  of  limited 
means  to  secure  homes  at  small  cost. 
For  terms  apply  to  the  office  of 

PERFECTO  ARMIJO,  OR  ARMIJO  BROTHERS  &  BORRADAILE. 


ARMIJO  BROS.  &  BORRADAILE,  Bernalillo  Atstract  Office. 


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AI.P.UQUERQUE    DIRECTORY.  53 

Garcia,  Josey  A.,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Manuel,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Jose  Y.,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Amado,  residence  west  end . 
Garcia,  Pacheco,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Ambroca,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Antonio,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Jose  A.,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Candelaria,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Francisco,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Pedro,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Jose  Y.  A.,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Candedo,  residence  west  end. 
Garcia,  Diego,  2d,  residence  west  end  . 
Garcia,  Rafael,  residence  west  end . 
Girarcl  House,  cor.  Gold  ave.  and  Third  st. 
Garcia,  Pedro  A  ,  residence  west  end. 
Garrett,  F    J.,  brakeman,  A    &  P.   railroad. 
Gasd,  Frank,  clerk,  Hyman  &  Go. 
Gabaldon,  Rafael,  residence  west  end. 
Gabaldon,  Juan  Fsteban,  residence  west  end. 
Gataldon,  Juan,  residence  west  end. 
Gataldon,  Francisco,  residence  west  end. 
Geary,  Daniel,  cashier  First  National  bank. 

German- American  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  of  New  York,  Chas.  Etheridge,  agent. 
Gephart,  II .  C.,  commission,  opp.  Armijo  house. 
Gee,  Lee,  south  Second  st.,  bet.  Silver  and  Lead  aves. 
Gilbert,  G.  H.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.  Express. 
Gilles,  L.  P.,  Gardner  &  Gilles,  New  York  clothing  house. 
Giddings,  E.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Girard,  Peter,  clerk  Girard  house. 

Girard,  J.  F.,  proprietor  Girard  house,  cor.  Third  st.  and  Gold  ave. 
Gilley,  Frank,  porter,  T.  Romero  &  Son,  general  merchandise. 
Goff,  James,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Gonzales,  Adelaido,  manager  T.  Romero  &  Son,  west  end . 
Gonzales,  Cris,  residence  west  end. 
Gonzales,  Mariano,  residence  west  end. 

Gordon,    Dr.    E.    A.,    physician  and  surgeon,  Third  st.,  between  Railroad  and 
Copper  aves. 

Goodale,  S.  N  ,  insurance  agent,  Third  st.,  bet.  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Gooh,  George,  residenc  west  end  . 

Goodman,  J.,  painter,  Silver  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Goodman,  Herman  C,  Rosenwald  Bros.,  cor.  Radroad  ave.  and  Third  st. 

Goldstein,  Joseph,  Goldstein  &  Pechner,  Boston  clothing  house 

Goldberg",  D.,  jeweler,  Railroad  ave.,  opp.  opera  house. 

Goldberg,  L.  C,  clerk,  D.  Goldberg. 

Gotlief,  L.,  clothing,  corner  Second  st.  and  Railroad  ave. 

Grunsfeld,  A.,  manager  Speigleberg  Bros.,  general  merchandise. 


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Henry  Dold.  Louis  Hostetter. 

DOLD  &  HOSTETTER 

(Successors  to  T,  Romero  &  Son) 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in- 


GENERAL  MERCHANDISE 


Gold  Ave.,  bet.  1st  and  2d  Sts. 


Orders  Filled  and  Sent  to  any  Part  of  the  Territory. 


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Grunsfeld,  A.  A.,  clerk,  Speigleberg  Bros.,  general  merchandise. 

Greb,  John  G.,  carpenter,  Whitcomb  &  Medler. 

Green,  W.  C.,  book-keeper,  Chas.  Etheridge. 

Green,  Lew,  bartender,  bet.  Railroad  and  Copper  aves. 

Green,  Thomas,  mason,  Highland  addition. 

Greenleaf,  J.  M.,  conductor  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Greenleaf,  M.,  house  on  Silver  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Greigo,  Julian,  residence  west  end. 

Greigo,  Pablo,  residence  west  end. 

Griffen,  Thomas,  brakeman,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Graves,  — ,  proprietor  Rio  Grande  hotel,  cor.  Lead  ave.  and  Second  st. 

Graham,  F.,  painter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Grant,  A.  A.,  railroad  contractor,  house  on  Tijeras  and  Fifth  sts. 

Greening,  M.,  clerk,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Third  and  Fourth  sts. 

Gretz,  F.,  baker,  corner  Silver  ave.  and  First  st. 

Gray,  Capt.,  Baca  &  Gray,  wholesale  liquors,  Railroad  ave. 

Guiterrez,  George,  groom,   Perfecto  Armijo. 

Geissner,  George,  day  clerk,  Rio  Grande  hotel. 

Gutienes,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Gutienes,  Mariano,  residence  west  end. 

Gutienes,  Juan,  residence  west  end. 

Gutienes,  Jose,  Jr.,  grocer,  residence  west  end. 

Gutienes,  George,  residence  west  end. 

Gutienes,  Juan,  2d,  residence  west  end. 

Gutienes,  Domingo,  residence  west  end. 

Grey,  Herbert,  machinist,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Gundell,  J.  C.,  draftsman,  A.  &  P.  offices. 

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Hazeldine,  W.  C.  lawyer,  west  end. 

Hall,  C.,  waiter,  Armijo  hotel. 

Hall,  Dr.  W.,  physician  and  surgeon,  Highland  addition. 

Hall,  A.  P.,  bill  clerk,  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  office. 

Halmer,  Otto,  baker,  First  St.,  bet.  Railroad  and  Copper  aves. 

Harsch,  A.,  bakery  and  fancy  groceries,  First  St.,  bet.  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Hardt,  Charles  L.,  laundry,  east  of  A .  &  P.  shops. 

Hardy,  D.,  superintendent  of  telegraph,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Harlow,  M.  W.,  Highland  addition. 

Hart,  Fred.,  wiper,  A.  &  P.  yards. 

Hatch,  J.  P.,  brass-moulder,  Albuquerque  Foundry  &  Machine  Co. 

Hatcher,  H.  G.,  porter,  Armijo  hotel. 

Harris,  H.  V.,  clerk,  T.  Romero  &  Son. 

Harris,  D.,  porter,  Armijo  hotel. 

Harris,  F.  W.,  draftsman,  A.  &  P.  general  office. 

Harris,  Henry,  residence  west  end. 

Harris,  Henry,  leader  of  band,  opera  house. 

Hamlin,  Arthur,  manager  Railroad  News  Co.,  north  Third  st. 

Hamble,  M.  P.,  conductor,  A.  &  P.  railroad,  residence  south  Seoond  st . 


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Harman,  F.,  tinsmith,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Handley,  G.  W.,  manager  I.  X.  L.  laundry,  corner  Lead  ave.  and  First  st. 

Hansen,  Charles,  mason. 

Hanson,  M  . ,  nurse,  A    &  P.  hospital . 

Hanlon,  John,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Hany,  George  Y.,  foreman  tin  shop,  A.  &  P. 

Hawkins,  D.  C.,  porter,  J.  E.  Saint  &  Co. 

Hawkins,  Thomas,  proprietor  barber  shop,  Railroad  ave.,  between  First  and 
Second  sts. 

Harward,  W.  T.,  night  watchman,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Hawley,  C.  B.,  Stover,  Crary  &  Co. 

Hawley,  P.  J.,  post  office  fruit  stand. 

Haynes,  C.  W.,  second  hand  store,  south  First  st . 

Hazlett,  J.,  fireman,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Headen,  Richard,  residence  west  end . 

Heacock,  W.  C,  night  editor  Journal. 

Hedden,  E.  S.,  conductor,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Hegman,  Charles,  carpenter,  corner  Copper  avenue  and  Fourth  st. 

Heiser,  Dick,  bartender,  corner  Third  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Helbig,  Miss  R.,  cook,  Albuquerque  Indian  school. 

Helbig,  Robert,  industrial  teacher,  Indian  school. 

Helling,  F.,  clerk,  Torlina's,  general  merchandise,  Gold  ave. 

Herman,  A.  F.,  residence  west  end. 

Herman,  — ,  carpenter,  north  Second  st.,  between  Railroad  and  Copper  aves. 

Henig,  Robert,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Henig,  Henry,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Henry,  Will  A.,  music  teacher,  Highland  addition. 

Hessins,  J.  H.,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P.  shops 

Hewlett,  Miss  Lucy,  Hewlett  &  Crossan,  millinery,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Second 
Third  sts. 

Highwarden,  B.  W.,  barber,  south  Second  st. 

Hinton,  M.  J.,  portrait  painter,  Gold  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Hilton,  Archie,  maishal,  west  end. 

Hitchcock,  Charles,  carpenter,  Whitcomb  &  Medler. 

Hill,  John  A.,  residence  west  end. 

Hills,  L.  H.,  jeweler,  Maybe  &  Schaffer. 

Plobac,  T.  N.,  watchmaker. 

Hobsin,  J.  G.,  bartender,  Charles  Zeiger. 

Hobbs,  M.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Hobbs,  A.  B.,  warehouseman,  A  ,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad. 

Hoffeman,  C,  musician,  opera  houss. 

Hogan,  Michael,  saloon,  corner  First  st.  and  Lead  ave . 

Hogland,  Ed.,  engineer,  corner  Ninth  st.  and  Lead  ave. 

Holladay,  Geo.,  prop'r  George's  Place,  First  st.,  between  Railroad  and 
Gold  aves. 

Holdoway,  Mrs.  M.,  groceries,  etc.,  First  st.,  bet.  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Hostetter,  Louis,  Bold  &  Hostetter,  general  merchandise,  Gold  ave.,  between 
First  and  Second  sts. 


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The  Daily  Circulates  annum-  all  classes  of  people;  it  reaches  more  effective- 
ly than  any  other  journal  the  traveling  public  and  the  interior 
merchants,  and  also  all  those  interested  in  mines,  mining 
operations  and  mining  securities.  It  goes  into  every 
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Holder),  S.  S.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Holmes,  J.  M.,  clerk,  cashier's  office,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Home  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  of  New  York,  Charles  Etheridge,  agent. 

Hondard,  J.  B.,  residence  west  end. 

Hoover,  A.  F.,  south  Fourth  st.,  near  Lead  ave. 

Horner,  John,  conductor,  A  ,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad. 

Hope,  Jas.  G.,  proprietor  Armijo  hotel. 

Hope,  Loyd  H.,  boards  at  Armijo  hotel. 

Hope,  Frank  G.,  boards  at  Armijo  hotel. 

Hope,  James  D  ,  boards  at  Armijo  hotel . 

Hopkins,  R.  W.,  book  keeper,  Putney  &  Trask. 

Hopkins,  John,  clerk,  Phelps  &  Bennett. 

Houston,  C.  J.,  waiter,  Railroad  ave. 

Howe,  Harry  J.,  foreman  Review. 

Howe,  E.  S.,  chief  of  police. 

Howe,  C.  H.,  jeweler,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Howe,  M.  E.,  jeweler,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Howard,  Frank,  residence  west  end. 

Hubbs,  C.  L.,  manager  Gran  Quivera  smelter,  one  mile  south  of  city. 

Hubbs,  G.  H.,  foreman,  Gran  Quivera  smelter,  one  mile  south  of  city. 

Huettenmueller,  John,  clerk,  Jaffa  Bros.,  general  merchandise. 

Hughart,  W.  J.,  blacksmith,  Albuquerque  Foundry  and  Machine  Co. 

Hughes,  Miles,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Hughes,  Thomas,  postmaster. 

Hiining,  P.,  general  merchandise,  west  end. 

Huning,  C,  general  merchandise,  west  end. 

Hunt,  E.,  manager  Maden  hotel. 

Hurst,  F.  O.,  manager  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

Hurst,  A.  D.,  operator,    A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad  office. 

Hutchinson,  R.  N.,  book-keeper  Review. 

Hyman  &  Co.,  general  merchandise,  First  st.,  bet.  Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

Hynes,  Ed.,  boiler  maker,  A.  &  P.  shops. 


Ilfeld  &  Co  ,  general  merchandise,  First  st.,    between   Silver  and 
general  merchandise,  First  St.,   between   Silver  and 


Ilfeld,  Louie 
Lead  aves. 

Ilfeld,  Noah,  Ilfeld  &  Co 
Lead  aves. 

Iris,  B.  H.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Isherwood,  Thomas,  foreman  Albuquerque  Foundry  and  Machine  Co 

Irving,  Will,  residence  west  end. 

Irony,  Thomas,  residence  Highland  addition. 


Jacoby,  D.,  machinist,  A.  &  P.  round  house. 

Jacoby,  J.  A.,  machinist,  A.  &  P.  round  house. 

Jachrin,  J.  J.,  residence  west  end. 

Jewett,  Charles,  conductor  A.  &  P.  railroad,  boards  at  Armijo  hotel. 


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Orders  received  for  Monuments  and  Head  Stones. 

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Jennings,  G.  W.,  foreman  round  house,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 
Jesup,  George,  residence  west  end. 

Jerme,  W.  H.,  carpenter,  Lead  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 
Johns,  B.  K.,  machinist,  A.  &  P.  round  house. 
Johnson,  L.,  carpenter,  Whitcomb  &  Medler. 
Johnson,  — ,  cook,  A.  &  P.  hospital. 
Johnson,  — ,  foreman  carpenters,  A.  &  P. 
Johnson,  A.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Johnson,  George,  car  repairer,  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Johnson,  Ed.,  barber,  south  Second  st. 
Johnson,  H.  W.,  Bell  &  Co.,  Cyclone  grocery. 
Johnson,  Cris.,  tinner,  Vose  &  Co. 

Johnson,  J.  F.,  harness  and  saddels,  cor.  Copper  ave.  and  Second  st. 
Johnson,  C,  residence  west  end. 
Johnson,  W.  B.,  residence  west  end. 
Johnson,  T.  H.,  residence  west  end. 

Johnson,  Dr.  W.  H.,  physician  and  surgeon,  over  Frisco  restaurant,  R.   R.   ave. 
Johnson,  George,  barber,  St.  Julien. 
Journal  Hotel,  Silver  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 
Jones,  C.  C,  machinist,  A   &  P.  round  house. 
Jones,  W.  D.,  boards  at  Armijo  hotel. 

Jones,   John,   harness  and  saddle   maker,   Second  st.,   between  Railroad  and 
Copper  aves. 

Jones,  Charles,  painter,  Silver  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Jones,  L.  W.,  night  watchman,  A.  &  P.  yards. 

Jones,  H.  A.,  head  clerk  master  carpenters,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Jones,  C.  P.,  Albuquerque  Dairy,  two  miles  north  of  town. 

Jones,  F.  A.,  cook,  Frisco  restaurant. 

Jobas,  C.  R.,  residence  west  end. 

Judson,  J.,  pipe-fitter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Juillard,  H.  G.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  First  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

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Katz,  Albert,  saloon,  First  St.,  bet.  Copper  and  Railroad  aves. 
Kalihan,  Mike,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co;s.  Express. 
Kennedy,  John  W . ,  Railroad  Palace  saloon,  First  st. 

Kennedy,  T.  H.,  livery  and  sale  stable,  first  st . ,  bet  Railrood  and  Copper  aves. 
Kenedy,  C.  \V.,  Baca  addition,  near  A.  &  P.  general  offices. 
Kent,  F.  H.,  real  estate,  south  Third  St.,  bet.  Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 
Keenan,  James,  carpenter,  west  end. 
Kempenich,  D.,  clerk,  Max  Schulster,  west  end. 
Keane,  Frank,  car  repairer,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Keleher,  Thomas,  hides,  pelts  and  wool,  Railroad  ave.  between  Fourth  and 
Fifth  sts. 

Kimball,  Dr.,  physician  and  surgeon,  cor.  Second  st    and  Railroad  ave. 

Kimball,  Charles,  residence  west  end . 

Kimball,  C    PL,  book-keeper,  Stover,  Crary  &  Co. 

King,  Arthur,  cook,  Journal  hotel. 


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King,  A.,  bartender,  west  end 
Kirkland,  Dr.,  room  3,  McKinney  building. 
Kirck,  Math,  bartender  Star  saloon,  west  end. 
Kirch,  M  . ,  residence  west  end. 
Killen,  James,  fireman,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 
Kissling,  Gus,  cook,  Oriental  restaurant,  south  Second  st. 

Kistler,  Rev.  W.  R.,  pastor  Methodist  church,  house  on  Silver  ave.,  bet.  Fourth 
and  Fifth  sts. 

Kitchen,  Thomas,  residence  west  end. 

Kingman,  Lewis,  chief  engineer,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Kilpatrick,  JR.,  cashier  Stover,  Crary  &  Co. 

Kilgore,  Thomas  P  ,  undertaker,  three  doors  from  Silver  ave.  on  First  st. 

Kiteler,  T.  H.,  residence  west  end. 

Kinney,  Charles,  clerk,  Marble  hall. 

Kline,  T.  S.,  Pegram  &  Kline,  plumbers,  cor.  Silver  ave.  and  Second  st. 

Kleinworth,  Win.,  beef  contractor,  Frank  Armijo  addition. 

Kline,  D.  \\\,  auctioneer,  Favor  &  Co.,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Knisely,  J.,  proprietor  Los  Angeles  house,  cor.  Third  st.  and  Silver  ave. 

Knox,  Wm.,  boilermaker,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Knapp,  A.,  laborer,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Knapp,  G.  R.,  yard  master,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Knight,  O.,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Kopenhoeffer,  B.  F.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Koppe,  A.,  blacksmith,  Copper  ave  ,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Konantz,  J.  A.,  salesman,  Bell  &  Co.,  groceries. 

Romberg,  Louis,  general  merchandise,  west  end. 

Kraft,  Charles,  E.,  clerk,  Third  st.,  bet.  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Kreiger.  John,  carpenter,  Copper  ave.  and  Fourth  st. 

Kuhn,  T.  L.,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P.  shops. 


Lafane,  E.,  waiter,  Frisco  restaurant. 

Lee,  Miss  Frankie,  boards  at  Alameda  house. 

Lake,  W.  H.,  co^.  south  Fourth  st.  and  Silver  ave. 

Lambert,  J.,  barber,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Lamphier,  E.  A.,  H.  Maden  &  Co  ,  Gold  ave. 

Lamparter,  C,  wagon  maker,  Copper  ave. 

Langerman,  S.,  clerk,  Hyman  &  Co. 

Lane,  J.  W.,  night  clerk,  Journal  hotel. 

Lang,  James  A.,  book-keeper,  J.  A.  Lee  &  Co. 

Larkin,  W.  D.,  Railroad  ave.,  between  First  and  Second  sts. 

Larson,  John,  machinist,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Lardner,  A.,  baker,  First  st.,  bet.  Railroad  and  Copper  aves. 

Larson,  A.,  mill  hand,  A.  &  P. 

Iiatta,  Judge,  capatalist,  Second  st.,  near  A.  &  P.  office. 

Lawson,  J.  IL,  cashier,  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad  office. 

Leas,  George,  clerk,  J.  E    Saint  &  Co. 

Lee,  H.  M.,  compositor,  Review. 


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Lee,  John  A.,  wholesale  and  retail  lumber,  glass,  etc.,  corner  Silver  avenue 
and  First  st. 

Lee,  Alexander,  passenger  engineer,  A.  &  P. 

Leiser,  Ed,  bartender,  Charles  Zeiger. 

Leitz,  Joe,  head-cook,  Armijo  hotel. 

Lemon,  A.  G.,  brakeman,  A.  &  P. 

Leonhardt,  Wm,,  patera-maker,  A,  &  P, 

Leonhardt,  Carl,  upholster,  A.  &  P. 

Leonard,  W.  C,  Leonard  &  Young,  general  merchandise,  First  st.,  between 
Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

Leonard,  James,  tinner,  Vose  &  Co. 

Leonard,  John,  compositor,  Democrat, 

Leroy,  Mrs,  A,,  dress  maker,  corner  Copper  ave,  and  Third  st, 

Leroy,  Arthur,  pedler,  corner  Copper  ave,  and  Third  st, 

Lesser,  D.,  proprietor  Lesser  Bros,,  Railroad  ave,,  bet,  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Lesser,  L,,  proprietor  Lesser  Bros,,    Railroad   ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Levine,  L.,  Levine  &  Randall,  proprietors  Oriental  restaurant. 

Lewis,  H.  C,  Lewis  &  Ulman,  proprietors  Star  clothing  house,  Railroad  ave., 
between  Second  and  Third  sts . 

Lewis,  Miss  Bell,  dressmaker,  corner  Gold  ave,  and  Fourth  st, 

Lewis,  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker,  corner  Gold  ave    and  Fourth  st, 

Lewis,  J.  G.,  general  merchandise,  First  st,,  bet.  Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

Lewis,  C,  W. ,  general  merchandise,  First  st,,  bet.  Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

Lewis,  Chas.,  W.,  general  merchandise,  Main  st.,  west  end. 

Liot,  Louis,  cook,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts, 

Liverpool,  London  &  Globe  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  Charles  Etheridge,  agent. 

Lightfoot,  Dr.  F.,  office  Rio  Grande  hotel. 

Linnenfelser,  F.  C,,  third  clerk,  A.,  T.,  &  S,  F.  Railroad  Co. 

Longrisch,  John,  steam  laundry,  corner  Second  and  Tijeras  sts. 

Lobata,  L.,  residence  west  end. 

Lobato,  Pedro,  residence  west  end. 

Lobato,  Antonio,  residence  west  end . 

Lobato,  O.,  residence  west  end. 

Lobato,  Pitacio,  residence  west  end. 

Lobato,  E.,  residence  west  end. 

Locke,  W., proprietor  Oasis  saloon,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Locke,  E.,  laborer,  A.  &  P. 

Lowenthal,  F.,  proprietor  Frisco  restaurant. 

Loebner,  Max,  billiard  palace,  corner  Third  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Long,  Charles,  residence  west  end, 

London  Assurance    of  London,  Charles  Etheridge,  agent. 

Lopez,  Jose,  3d,  residence  west  end. 

Lopez,  Pedro  Clete,  residence  west  end. 

Lopez,  Jose,  2d,  residence  west  end . 

Lopez,  Federico,  residence  west  end 

Lopez,  Antonio,  1st.,  residence  west  end, 

Lopez,  H.,  residence  west  end. 

Lopez,  Jose  D.,  residence  west  end. 


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Lopez,  Pedro,  residence  west  end. 

Lopez,  Manuel,  residence  west  end. 

Lopez,  C,  laborer,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Lopez,  Asiano,  residence  west  end. 

Lovejoy,  Frank,  bartender,  First  st.,  near  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Love,  Wm.,  hostler,  City  livery  stable,  corner  Fourth  st.  and  Copper  ave. 

Lowson,  Jack,  Brown  &  Lowson,  Santa  Fe  lunch  counter,  at  depot. 

Lucas,  Carabajal,  residence  west  end. 

Ludnick,  J.  L.,  painter,  A.  &  P. 

Ludnick,  H.  M.,  painter,  A.  &  P. 

Luffer,  O.  G.,  brakeman,  A.  &  P. 

Lureno,  Lucas,  residence  west  end. 

Lureno,  Jesus,  residence  west  end. 

Lureno,  Jose,  residence  west  end . 

Lureno,  Antonio,  residence  west  end. 

Lureno,  Y.,  residence  west  end. 

Lusero,  Trinidad,  residence  west  end. 

Luth,  G.  E.,  butcher,  Gold  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Lyman,  H.,  brakeman,  A.  &  P. 

Lytle,  Wm.,  tinner,  Vose  &  Co. 

Lyon,  Dr.  W.  B.,  physician  and  surgeon,  Third  st.  and  Copper  ave. 

Lyons,  J.  B.,  residence  Fruit  ave. 

Lyons,  W.  C,  printer  at  Journal  job  office. 

M 

Mack,  M.  J.,  civil  engineer,  Gold  ave,  opp.  Central  bank. 

Mack,  Miss  Lousia,  chambermaid,  Journal  hotel. 

Macbeth,  Wm.,  Bradley  &  Macbeth,  dentists,  First  st.,  between  Railroad  and 
Gold  aves. 

Madden,  Wm.,  car  repairer,  A.  &  P. 

Maden,H.,H.  Maden  &  Co.,  wholesale  and  retail  crockery,  glassware,  etc., 
Gold  ave.,  between  First  and  Second  sts. 

Maden,  E.,  H.  Maden  &  Co.,  two  doors  from  post  office. 

Magley,  George  J  ,  mining  editor  Democrat. 

Magill,  George,  shoe  maker,  Railroad  ave.,  between  First  and  Second  sts. 

Magis,  J.,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P. 

Mandell,  S.,  clerk,  Stein,  Mandell  &  Co. 

Mandell,  P.,  Stein,  Mandell  &  Co.,  wholesale  hardware,  First  st.,  between 
Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

Maxwell,  Joe,  fireman,  Albuquerque  Gas  Co. 

Mandell,  M.,  clerk,  Ilfeld  &  Co.,  general  merchandise. 

Matta,  F.  S.,  editor  La  Revista. 

Mathews,  Clarance  S.,  compositor  Democrat. 

Manning,  E.  W.,  laborer,  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad. 

Martine,  Mariano,  proprietor  Star  saloon,  west  end. 

Martin,  Mariano,  residence  west  end. 

Martin,   Sallador,  residence  west  end. 

Martin,  Roman,  residence  west  end. 


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Martin,  Manuel,  residence  west  end. 

Martin,  Jesus,  residence  west  end, 

Martin,  Jose,  1st,  residence  west  end. 

Martin,  Juan,  residence  west  end. 

Martin,  Bisente,  residence  west  end. 

Martin,  Frank,  freight  engineer,  A.  &  P. 

Martin,  F.  E.,  car  repairer,  A.  &  P. 

Martin,  Antonio,  residence  west  end  . 

Martin,  Trinidad,  residence  west  end. 

Martin,  Samuel,  carpenter,  E.  Nichols,  corner  First  st.  and  Silver  ave. 

Martin,  E.  S.,  compositor  Review. 

Martin,  W.  J.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Martin,  W.  J.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Martin,  C.  A.,  clerk,  Wells,  Fargo  &Co. 

Marrinan,  Lawrence,  proprietor  Journal  hotel,  Silver  ave.,  between  First  and 
Second  sts. 

Marshall,  J.  C,  foreman  pattern  makers,  A.  &  P. 

Marcott,  M.  C,  clerk,  W.  E.  Talbott,  corner  Second  st.  and  Railroad  ave. 

Marks,  Ed,  core-maker,  Albuquerque  Foundry  &  Machine  Co. 

Masters,  Q.  A.,  Masters  &  Walker,  saloon,  First  st. 

Matta,  Lauro,  jeweler,  Santagost.,  west  end. 

Maybee,  L.,  Maybee  &  Schaffer,  jewelers,  Second  St.,  between  Railroad  and 
Gold  aves. 

May,  Harry,  residence  west  end . 

McAnary,  James,  mason,  west  end. 

McAdams,  Wm.,  draftsman,  A.  &  P.  offices. 

McClelan,  W.  N.,  McClelan  &  Rausch,  meat  market,  Railroad  ave.,  between 
First  and  Second  sts. 

McCottell,  Joe,  stage  carpenter,  opera  house. 

McComas,  Judge  C.  C,  Tijeras  st.  near  Fifth. 

McCauley,  J.  H.,  brakeman,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

McCarty,  Joseph,  cook,  Journal  hotel. 

McClaskey,  G.  H.,  saddler,  north  Second  st 

McClure,  John  S.,  foreman  John  A.  Lee  &  Co. 

McCreight,  W.  T.,  foreman  Democrat. 

McCarty,  Pat,  waiter,  Armijo  hotel. 

McDonald,  J.  F.,  McDonald  Bros.,  blacksmiths,  north  Second  st. 

McDonald,  M.  A.,  McDonald  Bros.,  blacksmiths,  north  Second  st. 

McDonald,  J.  S.,  corner  Gold  ave.  and  south  Fifth  st. 

McElaney,  James,  boilermaker,  A.  &  P. 

McFarren,  J.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  First  st.,  between  Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

McGinnis,  Wm.,  residence  west  end. 

McGrath,  Miss  Lizzie,  Vine  cottage,  Copper  ave. 

McGuire,  D.  C,  brick  contractor,  Highland  addition. 

McGuire,  Wm.,  contractor  and  builder. 

Mcintosh,  D.  W.,  contractor  and  builder,  boards  at  Rio  Grande  hotel. 

McKenzie,  Andy  D. ,  saloon,  Second  st.,  between  Railroad  and  Copper  aves. 

McKenna,  Ed,  moulder,  Albuquerque  Foundry  and  Machine  Co. 


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McLane,  Charles,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P. 
McLean,  1VT.  F.,  boards  at  Armijo  hotel. 

McLean,  John,  moulder,  Albuquerque  Foundry  and  Machine  Co. 
McMindes,  Miss  Lizzie,  dressmaker,  Second  st.  and  Lead  ave. 
McKee,  M.  A.,  Peterson  &  McKee,  Mountaineer  billiard  parlor. 
McMartin,  Mrs.,  proprietress  Delmonico  restaurant,  west  end. 
McNamara,  John,  proprietor  saloon,  First  st.,  near  A.  &  P.  shops. 
McPhail,  James,  foreman  boilermakers,  A.  &  P. 
McPherson,  Pete,  driver,  Scott  &  Eorchert. 
McPherron,  Prof.,  teacher,  Highland  addition. 

Medler,  E.,  Whitcomb  &  Medler,  contractors   and  builders,  cor.  First  st.  and 
Gold  ave. 

millinery  and   fancy  goods,    Second   st. 


between   Gold  and 


Medler,  Mrs.  E 
Silver  aves . 

Menaul,  Rev.  J.  A.,  pastor  Presbyterian  church,  house  Gold  ave.,  between  Fifth 
and  Sixth  sts. 

Messinger,  Morris,  residence  Armijo  addition. 

Metzger,  J.,  proprietor  Gold  Avenue  meat  market. 

Myers,  M.  P.,  A.  &  P.  bakery  and  groceries,  near  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Myers,  R.  B.,  residence  Gold  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Mills,  Wm.,  street  car  driver. 

Mills,  G.  D.,  brakeman,  A.  &  P. 

Miles,  Frank,  clerk,  Jewett  house. 

Miller,  W.  H.,  painter,  Silver  ave.,  between  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Miller,  Isaac,  carpenter,  Whitcomb  &  Medler. 

Miller,  Jacob,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P. 

Miller,  M.  G..  saloon,   First  st. 

Miller,  D.  R.,  roofer,  Third  St.,  between  Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

Miller,  I.  A.,  boards  at  Journal  hotel. 

Miller,  George,  residence  west  end. 

Mitchell,  W.  A.,  Scott  &  Borchert,  furniture. 

Mitchell,  George,  tinner,  Vose  &  Co. 

Mitchell,  — ,  dishwasher,  Girard  house. 

Mitclal,  G.,  waiter,  Railroad  ave. 

Mitmes.       ,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Montoya,  Nesto,  residence  west  end. 

Montoya,  E.,  residence  west  end. 

Montoya,  Hestor,  residence  west  end. 

Montoya,  Manuel,  laborer,  A.  &  P.  yards. 

Monfort,  H.  A.,  undertaker,  First  st.,  between  Silver  and  Lead  aves. 

Montrose,  Miss  Nellie,  boards  555,  Copper  eve. 

Montaldo,  Charles,  proprietor  White  House  billiard  parlor,  Railroad  ave.,  near 
Third  st . 

Monroe,  Mrs.  Ida,  millinery,  Monroe  building,  Third  st. 

Monroe,  George,  proprietor  saloon,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.    Second  and  Third   sts. 

Moore,  Joe,  meat  market,  Gold  ave. 

Moore,  Scott,  capitalist  and  stockman,  office  Armijo  Bros.  &  Borradaile. 

Moe,  M    1  in,  porter,  I)    L    Sammis. 


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Morehead,  Charles,  chief  clerk  engineer's  department,  A.  &  P. 
Morris,  B.,  clerk,  Jaffa  Bros,  general  merchandise. 
Morris,  Miss  Lillie,  boards  at  Copper  ave. 
Morris,  Miss  Maggie,  555,  Copper  ave. 
Morris,  George,  baker,  west  end, 

Morrison,  J.  A,,  proprietor  I  X  L  laundry,  corner  First  st,  and  Lead  ave, 
Morrison,  J.  A.,  undertaker,  Torrey,  Anderson  &  Sloan, 
Morelli,  D,,  tailor,  south  Second  st. 
Morley,  Miss  Rye,  chambermaid,  Rio  Grande  hotel. 
Morgan,  Wm.,  carpenter,  A,  &  P.  shops. 
Molt,  R.  E.,  machinist,  A.  &  P. 

Moshage,  Wm.,  teamster,  rooms  Lead  ave.  and  First  st. 
Moshier,  George,  carpenter,  E.  Nichols. 
Moshgare,  Wm  ,  teamster,  corner  Lead  ave,  and  First  st. 
Moses,  B.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co,  of  New  York,  Charles  Etheridge,  agent, 
Muller,    Jacob,   saloon  and  lodging  house,   Railroad  ave.,   between  First  and 
Second  sts. 

Munis,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Murphy,  James,  residence  west  end . 

Muzio,  A.,  Prof,  of  languages,  Highland  addition. 

Mulligan,  R.,  helper,  Albuquerque  Gas  Co. 

Mustard,  James,  bartender,  Jewett  house. 

Mullin,  W,  D.,  residence  west  end. 

Murphy,  M.  G.,  lodging  house,  First  st. 

Muntz,  Jasper,  car  repairer,  A,  &  P, 

Muehl,  Dr    E.,  physician  and  surgeon,  west  end. 

Mulligan,  S.  li . ,  traveling  agent,  W.  E.  Talbott. 

Moya,  David,  residence  west  end. 

Moya,  Jacob,  residence  west  end. 

Myers,  Fred,  fireman,  A.,  T    &  S.  F.  railroad. 

Myers,  Paddy,  residence  west  end . 

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Nichols,  J.  W.,  route  agent,  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 

Nichols,  T.  E.,  Whitson  &  Nicols,  music  store,  Second  st. 

Nicols,  E.,  carpenter  and  builder,  corner  Silver  ave.  and  First  st. 

Nigler,  M.,  waiter,  Rio  Grande  hotel. 

Nemier,  Frank,  carpenter,  Frank  Armijo  addition. 

Nettleton,  M.  C,  watchmaker,  J.  K.  Basye 

Nehr,  George,  saloon,  west  end. 

Neill,  John,  machinist  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Nelson,  Joe,  third  cook,  Rio  Grande  hotel, 

Neustadt,  S.,  Neustadt  Bros.,  general  mercdandise,  corner  Gold  avenue  and 
First  st. 

Neustadt,  L.,  Neustadt  Bros.,  general  merchandise,  corner  Gold  avenue  and 
First  st, 

Neril,  Jack,  plumber,  Pegrsm  &  Kline. 


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Neulin,  Allen,  messenger,  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 

Neis,  Tony,  superintendent  Rocky  Mountain  Detective  Agency. 

Neis,  Albert,  assistant  superintendent  Rocky  Mountain  Detective  Agency. 

Neylon,  John,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P. 

Nelan,  Thomas,  pipe-fitter,  A.  &  P. 

Nixon,  W.  C,  agent  A.,  T.  &  S.  F,  railroad. 

Norris,  Frank,  saloon  keeper,  boards  at  Armijo  hotel. 

Norris,  Wm.,  machinist,  A.  &  P, 

Northup,  C.  C,  saloon,  corner  First  st.  and  Copper  ave. 

Norman,  C.  R.,  plumber,  Pegram  &  Kline. 

Noble,  W.  W.,  butcher,  Ellingwood  &  Adams. 

Nolan,  Harry,  bartender,  W.  E.  Talbott. 

Nuthall,  W.  machinist,  A.  &  P. 

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Oakeson,  D.  A.,  brakeman,  A.  &  P. 
Obanonn,  Lewis,  proprietor  Cabinet  saloon,  west  end. 
Ogle,  H.  W.,  residence  west  end. 
Ostergren  G.  A.,  photographer. 
Ott,  Charles  D.,  bartender,  Terrill  &  Parker. 
Otero,  M.  S.,  president  First  National  bank. 
Otis,  Antonio,  residence  west  end . 
Orink,  Leonard,  residence  west  end. 
Owen,  Charles,  route  agent,  A.  &  P. 

Owen,  Arnet  R.,  district  attorney,  room  5,   Cromwell   block,  residence  corner 
ifth  and  Marquette  sts. 

Ostrom,  A.  H.,  carpenter,  boards  at  Lewis  building. 
Otero,  Francisco  Armijo,  lawyer,  west  end. 


Padwick,  W.  W.,  patternmaker,  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Parfette,  Joe,  tailor,  Second  St.,  bet.  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 
Parker,  A.  L.,  engineer,  A.  &  P. 
Parkinson,  Al,  freight  engineer,  A.  &  P. 
Parkinson,  John,   machinist,  A.  &  P. 
Parker,  S.,  Maden  hotel  saloon. 

Passmore,  Charles,  laborer,  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad. 
Patterson,  L.  L.,  blacksmith,  north  Second  st. 
Patten,  W.  H.,  superintendent  A.  &  P.  Coal  Co. 
Patten,  Miss  S.,  assistant  matron  Albuquerque  Indian  school. 
Patten,  Miss  M.  H.,  matron  Albuquerque  Indian  school. 
Paulson,  Richard,  draftsman,  A.  &  P. 

Pearce,F.  L.,  wholesale  lumber  dealer,  Highland  addition. 
Pechner  Alex,  Goldstein  &  Pechner,  proprietors  Boston  clothing  house,  Railroad 
ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Pegram,  W.  D.,  Pegram  &  Kline,  plumbers. 

Pennsylvania  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Philadelphia,  Charles  Etheridge,  agent. 

Perea,  Meliton,  residence  west  end. 


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Perea,  Miguel,  residence  west  end. 

Perea,  Jesus,  residence  west  end. 

Perea,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Perea,  Filipe,  residence  west  end . 

Perea,  Francisco,  residence  west  end. 

Perea.  Ygnacia,  residence  west  end. 

Plozone,  Carlos,  residence  west  end . 

Peterson,  Louis,  Peterson  &  McKee,  proprietors  Mountaineer  billiard  hall . 

Peterson,  A.,  machinist,  A.  &  P. 

Petre,  Oswald,  soda  manufacturer,  Frank  Armijo  addition. 

Phelps,  A.  H.,  hostler,  City  livery  stable. 

Phellips,  Dr.,  corner  Second  st.  and  Lead  ave. 

Phillips,  Z.  P.,  car  accountant,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Phelps,  R.  S.,  Phelps  &  Bennett,  clothing,  Railroad  ave.,  between  Second  and 
Third  sts. 

Phelan,  James,  janitor  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Phelan,  Tom  F.,  residence  west  end. 

Phelan,  John  C,  Pinger  &  Phelan,  druggists,  cor.  Railroad  ave.  and  Secondst. 

Phoenix  Fire  Insurance  Company,  of  London,  Charles  Etheridge,  agent. 

Pierce,  C    F.,  clerk  probate  court,  west  end. 

Pillsbury,  G.  S.,  Pillsbury  Bros.,  druggists,  corner  Third  st.  and  Railroad  ave. 

Pillsbury,  OS.,  corner  Third  st.  and  Railroad  ave. 

Pickett,  H.  L.,  attorney  at  law. 

Pinkham,  George  B,  proprietor  St.  Julien  saloon,  corner  Railroad  ave.  and 
Second  st. 

Pischenot,  Mrs.,  grocery,  Railroad  ave.,  between  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Pratt,  Harry  S.,  manager  of  the  Albuquerque,  Las  Vegas  and  Santa 
Pe  Business  Directory. 

Pratt,  F.  G   ,  Dobson  &  Pratt,  groceries,  Highland  addition. 

Pratt,  James,  corner  Second  and  Tijeras  sts. 

Prager,  William  S.,  residence  west  end. 

Priest,  Ed,  proprietor  Elk  saloon,  Railroad  ave.,  between  First  and  Second  sts. 

Pringle,  C    A.,  carpenter  E.  Nichols. 

Prissner,  F.  B.,  carpenter,  Highland  addition. 

Prjzell,  John,  carpenter  A.  &  P. 

Price,  John  lv.,  president  Albuquerque  Foundry  and  Machine  Company, 
boards  Armijo  hotel. 

Price,  R.  R.,  railroad  contractor,  boards  Armijo  hotel. 

Price,  G    W.,  compositor  Review. 

Prickett,  George,  car  repairer  A.  &  P. 

Pringle,  James,  carpenter  E.  Nichols. 

Post,  F.  D..  general  merchandise,  end  of  Rio  Grande  bridge. 

Pohl,  George,  wiper  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Ponsell,  E    A.,  residence  west  end. 

Potter,  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker. 

Porter,  Oliver,  street  car  driver. 

Portier,  Joseph,   bakery,  west  end. 

Poundstone, 'J.  1)  ,  assistant  dispatcher  A.  &  P. 


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Putney,  L.  B.,  Putney  &  Trask,  wholesale  groceries,  corner  First  st.  and  Rail- 


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Quinn,  T.  G.,  assistant  dispatcher  A.  &  P. 

Quinn,  Barney,  bartender  Oasis  saloon. 

Quinn,  F.,  cook  Armijo  hotel. 

Queer,  Peter,  carpenter,  Highland  addition. 

Quetil,  Charles,  civil  engineer,  Third  st.,  between  Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

R     . 

Raff,  Norman  C . ,  assistant  cashier  Central  bank. 

Raynolds,  J.  C,  president  Central  bank. 

Ramsey,  A.  J.,  boards  Journal  hotel. 

Randell,  J.  W.,  teamster,  house  on  Second  st.,  between  Lead  and  Silver  aves. 

Randell,  J.  B.,  architect  and  superintendent,  postoffice  box  141. 

Randall,  John,  Levines  &  Randall,  Oriental  restaurant. 

Rankin,  E.  R.,  clerk  at  Dr.  Easterday's. 

Ratcliff,  M.  J.,  second  hand  store,  corner  Second  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Rausch,  Fred,  McClelan  &  Rausch,  meat  market,  Railroad  ave., 'between  First 
and  Second  streets. 

Raymond,  J.  L . ,  blacksmith  A.  &  P . 

Reed,  E.  A.,  books,  stationery  and  news  depot,  Gold  ave.,  between  First  and 
Second  sts. 

Reed,  George,  brakeman  A.  &  P. 

Reed,  Fred,  waiter  Rio  Grande  hotel. 

Reese,  R.  M.,  residence  west  end. 

Reese,  Frank,  billiard  parlor,  corner  Third  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Reese,  Samuel,  street  car  driver. 

Refugio,  L.,  porter  Journal  hotel. 

Reed,  A.  K.,  waiter  Frisco  restaurant,  Railroad  ave. 

Reimer,  D.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  yards. 

Renick,  Robert,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. 

Rhinehart,  J.  T.  Van  Slyck  &  Rhinehart,  proprietors  Kansas  Store,  general 
merchandise. 

Ribble,  Henry  H.,  Silver  ave.,  between  south  Third  and  Fourth  streets. 

Ridley,  Malh,  boilermaker  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Richardson,  J.  W.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Richmond,  Harry,  marshal  west  end . 

Richards,  D.,  bartender,  boards  Los  Angeles  house. 

Riley,  Ed,  bartender  Marble  hall. 

Riley,  John,  Highland  addition. 

Riley,  John,  mason,  rooms  Dawson  lodging  house. 

Riley,  Frank,  Bean  &  Riley,  spring  bed  manufactory,  Gold  ave.,  between  Fourth 
and  Fifth  sts. 

Roberts,  J.  O.,  clay  clerk,  Armijo  hotel. 

Roberts,  S.  A.,  tinner,  Vose  &  Co. 

Roberts,  S.  C,  foreman  tinners,  Vose  &  Co. 

Robertson,  H.  C,  clerk,  Ballingall  house. 


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Robinson,  Charles,  house  corner  Fourth  St..  near  Lead  ave. 

Rodey,  Bernard,  real  estate  and  notary  public,  room  5,  Cromwell  block. 

Rodriges,  Roman,  residence  west  end. 

Rood,  C.  L.,  foreman  material  yards,  A.  &  P. 

Rogers,  J.  S.,  brakeman,  A.  &  P. 

Romero,  Andres,  residence  west  end. 

Romero,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Romero,  Perfecto,  residence  west  end. 

Romero,  Jesus,  residence  west  end. 

Romero,  Felis,  residence  west  end. 

Romero,  J.,  laborer,  A.  &  P. 

Romero,  Garcia,  clerk,  R.  J.  Sanches,  west  end. 

Romero,  T.,  T.  Romero  &  Son,  general  merchandise,  Gold  ave.,  between  First 
and  Second  sts. 

Romero,  S.,  T.  Romero  &  Son,  general  merchandise,  Gold  ave.,  between  First 
and  Second  sts. 

Ronan,  Charles,  boards  at  Armijo  hotel. 

Ront,  Win.,  grocery  and  saloon,  Railroad  ave.,  near  west  end. 

Ross,  N.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Ross,  E.  J.,  editor  Democrat. 

Rosehall,  Thomas,  carpenter,  A.  &  P. 

Rosenthal,  Louie,  city  editor  Democrat. 

Rosenkakranz,  Charles,  book-keeper,  Staab  &  Co. 

Rowley,  George,  car  inspector,  A.  &  P. 

Russ,  Dr.  physician  and  surgeon,  Railroad  ave.,  near  west  end. 

Ruis,  Manuel,  residence  west  end. 

Ruis,  Francisco,  residence  west  end. 

Ruis,  Mariano,  residence  west  end. 

Ruple,  Capt.  S.,  Third  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Ruppe,  Bernhard,  drugs  and  toilet  articles,  west  end. 

Russell,  C,  laborer,  A.  &  P. 

Russell,  R.  W.,  photographer,  Gold  ave.,  between  First  and  Second  sts. 

Russ,  Mason,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Rutherfue,  A.,  carpenter,  Highland  addition. 


Salles,  George,  waiter,  Journal  hotel. 

Sandoval,  P.  M.,  clerk,  Lesser  Bros. 

Sass,  Pete,  carpenter,  Whitcomb  &  Medler. 

Sanders,  C.  W.,  chief  engineer's  office,  A.  &  P. 

Sanders,  W.  C,  chief  clerk  chief  engineer's  office,  A.  &  P. 

Saunders,  James  T.,  attorney  at  law,  room  5,  Cromwell  block. 

Saunders,  W.  F.,  editor  Review, 

Sammis,  D.  L.,  commission  and  fowarding  merchant,  cor.  First  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Sanches,  Nicholas,  residence  west  end. 

Sanches,  Ed,  painter,  A.  &  P. 

Sanches,  N.  J.,  general  merchandise,  west  end. 

Sawyer,  E.  A.,  clerk,  Lesser  Bros.,  general  merchandise. 


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Sanches,  C  .  N . ,  clerk,  T.  Romero  &  Son,  general  merchandise . 

Sanches,  D.,  residence  west  end. 

Sandobal,  Pedro,  residence  west  end . 

Sandobal,  Francisco,  residence  west  end. 

Santillanes,  Juan,  residence  west  end. 

Sawyer,  Dr.  Z.  B.,  physician  and  surgeon,  Tijeras  St.,  between  Fourth  and 
Fifth  sts. 

Scanderett,  H.  A.,  clerk  freight  office,  A    &  P. 

Schmidt,  F.,  clerk,  F.  Huning,  general  merchandise,  west  end. 

Scholenberger,  L.,  laborer,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Scholenberger,  J.  D.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P. 

Schuster,  Max,  general  merchandise,  west  end. 

Schaffer,  W.  W.,  book-keeper,  Vose  &  Co. 

Schaffer,  H.,  Maybee  &  Schaffer,  jewelers,  Second  st.,  between  Railroad  and 
Gold  aves. 

Schmidt,  F.,  clerk,  Staab  &Co.,  general  merchandise. 

Schlerth,  George,  Vose  &Co.,  hardware,  First  st. 

Schuler,  W.  N.,  clerk,  Santa  Fe  lunch  counter,  at  depot. 

Schroder,  Wm.,  street  car  driver.  * 

Scott,  Mrs.  Mary,  Scott  &  Borchert,  wholesale  furniture,  First  st. 

Scott,  Edward,  jeweler,  west  end. 

Scotty,  Joe,  mason,  Copper  ave.,  between  Sixth  and  Seventh  sts. 

Scottish  Union  &  National  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  of  Edinburgh  and  London,  Chas. 
Etheridge,  agent. 

Scroder,  C,  laborer,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Scrader,  Wm.,  street  car  driver,  west  end. 

Scrader,  Charles,  baker,  corner  First  st    and  Silver  ave. 

Sedgwick,  T.  S.,  land  commissioner,  A.  &  P.  office. 

Sedillo,  Emitenio,  residence  west  end . 

Sedillo,  Jnan,  residence  west  end. 

Segra,  Charles,  waiter,  west  end . 

Seller,  Charles  C,  corner  Railroad  ave.  and  Second  st. 

Sena,  George,  driver.  Bell  &  Co. 

Sena,  Pedro,  residence  west  end. 

Serbantes,  Jose,  residence  west  end. 

Seth,  Smith,  clerk,  Staab  &  Co.*  general  merchadise. 

Sharick,  I.  J. ,  manufacturing  j  eweler,  diamonds,  watches  and  silver- 
ware, Railroad  ave. ,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Sharick,  P.,  clerk,  I.  J.  Sharick,  jeweler. 

Shay,  R.,  residence  west  end  . 

Shaw,  James,  residence  west  end . 

Shaw,  E.,  residence  west  end. 

Sheffel,  Wm.,  painter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Shepperd,  Rev.  Win.  Y.,  pastor  Methodist  Church  South,  residence  cor.  Silver 
ave.  and  Fourth  st. 

Sheetz,  F.,  head  clerk,  A.,T.&  S.  F    railroad  office. 

Sheeham,  J.  P.,  baggage  master,  A.,T.  &  S.  F.  railroad. 

Shelman,  A.  A.,  Oasis  saloon,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third  sts. 

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Sharp,  John,  clerk,  F.    Huning,   general  merchandise,  west  end. 

Shackrovv,  Wm.,  patten  maker,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Sharp,  H.,  car  repairer,  A.  &  P. 

Shinnick,  T.  J.,  secretary  Albuquerque  Street  Railroad  Co.,  residence  west  end. 

Shoaf,  Simon,  helper,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Sholtz,  A.  H.,  second  clerk,  A.,T.  &  S.  F.  railroad  office 

Shultz,  CM.,  business  manager  Journal. 

Sigwalt,  J.,  waiter,  restaurant,  Railroad  ave. 

Sing,  Wing,  laundry,  between  Silver  and  Lead  aves. 

Singer,  W.  F.,  clerk,  B.  Moses,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Simon,  J.  M . ,  saloon,  west  end. 

Simons,  Jake,  Second  st.  and  Lead  ave. 

Simple,  Adam,  porter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Simons,  S.,  Simons  &  Walker,  Franz  Huning's  addition,  near  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Simpson,  Fred,  machinist  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Skinner,  Miss  Mary,  waiter,  Rio  Grande  hotel. 

Slaughter,  W    J.,  proprietor  barber  shop,  Armijo  hotel. 

Slaughter,  Charles,  barber,  Armijo  hotel. 

Slanghter,  J.,  clerk,  E.  J.  Post  &  Co.,  Railroad  ave. 

Sleight,  W.  W.,  carpenter.  Highland  addition. 

Sloan,  A.  C,  Torrey,  Anderson  &  Sloan,  furniture. 

Smith,  John,  plumber  and  gas  fitter. 

Smith,  J.  E.,  New  Mexico  Emporium,  west  end. 

Smith,  W.  A.,  proprietor  New  Mexico  Emporium,  west  end. 

Smith,  Edmond,  clerk  district  court,  west  end. 

Smith,  W.  A.,  grocery,  west  end. 

Smith,  F.,  clerk,  B.  Spitz,  general  merchandise,  west  end. 

Smith,  Guss,  blacksmith,  house  on  Copper  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Smith,  James,  cook,  Armijo  hotel. 

Smith,  Oscar,  restaurant,  north  First  st . 

Smith,  W.  N.,  proprietor  New  Mexico  Novelty  works,  Third  st. 

Smith,  F.  F.,  foreman  E.  Nichols,  cor.  Silver  ave.  and  First  st. 

Smith,  Jim,  waiter,  Jewett  house. 

Smith,  F.  W.,  general  superintendent    A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Smith.,  C.B.,  contractor,  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  railroad. 

Smith,  James  R.,  miller,  corner  Ninth  st.  and  Lead  ave. 

Smith,  J.  A.,  residence  west  end. 

Smith,  Wm.,  residence  west  end. 

Smith,  F.,  clerk,  W.  E.  Talbott. 

Smith,  J.  J.,  barber,  Railroad  ave.,  between  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Smitz,  Phillip,  saloon,  west  end . 

Small,  Charles,  waiter,  Frisco  restaurant. 

Snyder,  K.  A.,  attorney  at  law,  Third  st.,  bet.  Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

Snow,  H.  C,  painter,  A.  &  P. 

Snowden,  F.  H.,  collector  Journal. 

Soikes,  D.,  waiter,  Frisco  restaurant. 

Soto,  Lisilio,  residence  west  end. 

Spencer,  E.  W.,  clerk,  Pillsbury  &  Co.,  corner  Railroad  ave.  and  Third  st. 


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Spellacy,  John,  boilermaker,  A.  &  P. 

Spear,  Miss  Blanche,  boards  at  555,  Copper  ave . 

Springfield  Fire  &  Marine  Insurance  Co.  of  Mass.,  Charles  Etheridge,  agent. 

Spooner,  Mrs.  C.  L. ,  millinery  and  dressmaker,  Third  st.,  bet.  Railroad 
and  Copper  aves. 

Spitz,  B..  general  merchandise,  west  end 

Spitz,  Edward,  Staab  &  Co.,  general  merchandise,  Central  bank  building. 

Squaies,  W.  H.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P. 

Staab,  A.,  Staab  &  Co.,  general  merchandise,  Central  bank  building. 

Staab,  Z.,  Staab  &Co.,  general  merchandise,  Central  bank  building. 

Standard  Fire  Office  of  London,  Charles  Etheridge,  agent. 

Stamm,  George,  Second  St.,  bet.  Fourth  and  Fifth  sts. 

Starkweather,  Burt,  clerk,  New  York  clothing  store,  Railroad  avenue,  between 
First  and  Second  sts. 

St.  Clair,  Miss  Allie,  boards  at  87  Copper  ave. 

Stevens,  E.  A.,  milkman,  Highland  addition. 

Stein,  Max,  groceries,  Gold  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Stevenson,  H.  S.,  carpenter,  Whitcomb  &  Medler,  cor.  Gold  ave.   and  First  st. 

Stewart,  George,  brakeman,  A.  &  P.  railroad. 

Stearns,  DeWitte,  attorney  at  law,  Lewis'  building,  First  st. 

Stinson,  J.  W.,  clerk,  Leonard  &  Young,  general  merchandise. 

Stein,  C.  A.,  Stein,  Mandell  &  Co.,  hardware,  First  St.,  between  Railroad  and 
Gold  aves. 

Stewart,  Charles,  porter,  Ballingall  house. 

Stever,  Charles,  manager  New  Mexico  Novelty  Works. 

Stevenson,  J    P.,  tailor,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Steavenson,  N.  E.,  residence  west  end. 

Strong,  C.  H.,  Strong  Bros.,  second  hand  store,  Copper  ave.,  between  Second 
and  Third  sts. 

Strong,  O.  W.,  Strong  Bros.,  second  hand  store. 

Strass,  H.,  book-keeper,  Speigelberg  Bros. 

Strasburg,  Ed,  painter,  Silver  ave.,  between  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Stone,  George,  porter,  Stover,  Crary  &  Co. 

Stoepel,  H,  E.,  clerk,  A.  &  P,  general  offices. 

Stover,  E.  S. ,  Stover,  Crary  &  Co.,  wholesale  groceries. 

Stoner,  A.  M.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P    shops. 

Stone,  W.  S.,  Whiteman  &  Stone,  attorneys  at  law,  cor.  Second  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Sullivan,  John  H.,  lawyer,  office  Monroe  building,  Third  st. 

Sullivan,  Hugh,  First  St.,  near  A.  &  P.  offices. 

Sullivan,  J.  H.,  Jr.,  boards  at  Rio  Grande  hotel. 

Surrey,  C,  waiter,  Armijo  hotel. 

Sumerlin,  J.  F.,  artist,  Albright's  parlor.  Gold  ave. 

Summers,  James  A.,  books  and  stationery,  cor.  Second  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Sullivan,  D.  J.,  justice  of  the  peace,  office  cor.  Railroad  ave.  and  Second  st., 
up  stairs. 

Sullivan,  M.  L.,  blacksmith,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Surran,  R.,  barber,  Railroad  ave.,  between  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Suttington,  Green,  porter,  Rio  Grande  house. 

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Swanson,  John,  carpenter,  A.  &  P. 
Swayzee,  Miss  J.  H.,  cashier  H.  Maden  &  Co. 

Swygart,  J.  W.,  Carpenter  &  Swygart,  painters,  Second  st.,  bet.  Railroad  and 
Copper  aves. 

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Taber,  Charles  G.,  book-keeper,  Central  bank. 

Terral,  L.  L.,  clerk  chief  engineer's  office,  A.  &  P. 

Telerman,  Wm . ,  painter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Tedrone,  F.  W.,  residence  west  end. 

Tessier,  L.  A.,  barber,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 

Taylor,  D.,  foreman  Journal  job  office. 

Taylor,  G.  L.,  Whitcomb  &  Medler,  cor.  First  st.  and  Gold  ave. 

Taylor,  Thomas,  residence  west  end . 

Tarns,  H.,  city  circulator,  Review. 

Talbott,  W.  IS.,  wholesale  liquor  dealer,  cor.  Railroad  ave.  and  Second  st. 
Talbot,  Fred,  R. ,  Tucker,  Taddis  &  Co . ,   contractors  and  builders,  and  brick 
yard. 

Tarbox,  J.  B.,  merchant  tailor,  Second  st.,  bet.  Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 
Tabolla,  F.,  residence  west  end. 
Taddis,  P.  C,  Tucker,  Taddis  &  Co.,  brick  yards. 
Tibbals,  Mrs.  L.  B.,  teacher  Albuquerque  Indian  school. 
Thompson,  W.  W.,  cook,  Retreat  restaurant,  west  end. 
Thompson,  Wm.,  Thompson,  Stamm  &  Co,  groceries,  Gold  ave. 
Thomas,  B.  H.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Thompson,  T.  B.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Thompson,  W.  W.,  residence  west  end. 
Thompson,  Frank,  clerk,  J.  E.  Saint  &  Co. 
Thomas,  Dr,  J.  H.,  Silver  ave  ,  bet.  Fourth  and  Fifth  sts. 
Thornton,  W.  T.,  attorney  at  law,  cor.  Gold  ave.  and  Second  st. 
Thorton,  P.,  Oasis  saloon,  Railroad  ave. 

Torrey,  J.  S.,  Torrey,  Anderson  &  Sloan,  furniture,  First  st.,  between  Railroad 
and  Gold  aves. 

Torlina,  George,  E.,  general  merchandise,  Gold  ave.  bet.  First  and  Second  sts. 
Toporoff,  R.,  clerk,  Jaffa  Bros. 
Toribro,  C,  residence  west  end. 
Tones,  Francisco,  residence  west  end. 
Toor,  R . ,  assistant  cook,  Rio  Grand  hotel. 
Tox,  Thomas,  painter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Trask,  A.  C,  clerk  Putney  &  Trask. 

Trask,  T.  J.,  Putney  &  Trask, wholesale  groceries,  cor.  Railroad  ave.  and  First  st. 
Travelers   Accident  Insurance  Co.  of  Hartford,  Conn,,  Chas.  Etheridge,  agent. 
Trauer,  Sam,  clerk,  T.  Romero  &  Son, 
Trauer,  Morris,  Hyman  &  Co. 

Trimble,  W.  S.,  proprietor  livery   stable,    Second  St.,   between  Railroad  and 
Copper  aves . 

Trimble,  L.  S.,  law  office,  west  end. 
Trimble,  Charles,  at  W.  S.  Trimble  &  Co. 


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Torlicht,  Gus,  clerk,  Stein,  Mandell  &  Co. 
Trumbull,  W.,  Vose  &Co.,  hardware,  First  st. 
Trott,  F.  B.,  book-keeper,  Jesse  M.  Wheelock. 
Trujillo,  Jose,  porter,  Putney  &  Trask. 
Turner,  E.  L.,  compositor,  Review- 
Tucker,  J.  H.,  Tucker,  Taddis  &  Co.,  brick  yards. 
Tway,  John,  conductor,  A,  &  P.  railroad. 
Tyler,  James  F,,  carpenter,  A.  &  P.  shops. 

U 

Uncupher,  James,  yard  master,  A.&  P. 
Upquhart,  J,  E.,  carpenter,  A.  &  P. 

Upington,  Walter,  J,  K.  Basye,  Railroad  ave,,  bet.  Second  and  Third  st. 
Ulman.  S,  E.,  Lewis  &  Ulman,  proprietors  Star  clothing  house,  Railroad   ave., 
between  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Uhlfelder,  Julius,  manager  Rosenwold  Bros,,  cor,  Railroad  ave,  and  Third  st. 

V 

Van  Osdil,  T.  W.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Van  Clere,  I).  D.,  passenger  engineer  A.  &  P. 

Van  Slyck,  N.,  Van  Slyck  &  Rhinehart,  general  merchandise,  Gold  ave.,  bet. 
First  and  Second  streets. 

Valencia,  S.,  residence  west  end. 

Van,  William,  residence  west  end. 

Varley,  John,  residence  west  end . 

Valencia,  Sibeno,  residence  west  end .  . 

Varache,  Eugene,  St.  Julien  restaurant,  Railroad  ave.,  bet.  Second  and  Third. 

Vernon,  Miss  Trixie,  star,  opera  house, 

Verbeek,  Miss  S.,  seamstress  Albuquerque  Indian  school. 

Vegrard,  M.  E.,  tinner  Stein,  Mandell  &  Co. 

Vose,  R.  C .,  Vose  &  Co.,  hardware,  First  st.,  between  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Volz,  F.  W,,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Viser,  Ed,  clerk  postoffice. 

Viser,  Henry,  clerk  postoffice. 

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Waterman,  T.  Ff.,  Scott  &  Borchert,  furniture. 
Wade,  P.,  rooms  Munroe  building. 
Wade,  Miss  B,,  housekeeper  Mrs.  Aubright. 
Wade,  Thos.,  Boyd  &  Wade,  opera  house, 
Watson,  John,  blacksmith  A.  &  P.  shops. 

Walker,  JR.,  operator  Western  Union  Telegraph  Company. 
Walker,  C,  Masters  &  Walker,  saloon,  Railroad  ave.,  near  First  st. 
Walther,    Charles,  guns   and  revolvers,  Second  st.,  between  Gold    and 
Silver  aves. 

Walker,  I-.,  Simons  &  Walker,  tannery,  near  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Walker,  W,  A.,  clerk  Marble  Hall. 
Walker,  A.,  bookkeeper  J.  E.  Saint  &  Co. 


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Walker,  W.  M.,  residence  west  end. 

Walton,  W.  Y.,  Aubright  &  Walton,  druggists,  Railroad  ave.,  between  Second 
and  Third  sts. 

Walton,  Harry,  clerk  Aubright  &  Walton. 

Waldroris,  W.,  cook  Frisco  restaurant. 

Wainey,  Charles,  bartender  Ballingall  house. 

Warde,  L.  L.,  route  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Company. 

Watson,  Edward,  day  clerk  Journal  hotel . 

Weaver,  Charles,  blacksmith,  Copper  ave.,  between  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Weaver,  H.  E.,  brakeman  A.  &  P. 

Weishoff,  Thomas,  machinist  A.  &  P. 

Webb,  C.f  storekeeper  A,  &  P, 

Webster,  Arthur,  compositor  Democrat. 

Weed,  H.  W.,  bartender,  Railroad  ave.,  between  Second  and  Third  sts. 

Welson,  G.  W.,  residence  west  end. 

Wells,  A.  G.,  head  clerk  general  superintendent  A.  &  P. 

Weller,  W.  H.,  machinist  A.  &  P, 

Wells,  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  south  Third  St.,  between  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

Wells,  Miss  Minerva,  south  Third  st.,  between  Gold  and  Silver  aves. 

"Weiller,  D.,  clerk  Stein,  Mandell  &  Co 

Wellman,  A.  L.,  carpenter  Whitcomb  &  Medler. 

Welker,  C.  R.,  compositor  Review. 

Weinman,  J.  A.,  clerk  T.  Romero  &  Son,  general  merchandise. 

Weinman,  S.  A.,  residence  west  end. 

Weisman,  R.,  bartender,  Railroad  ave.,  between  First  and  Second  sts. 

Werner,  Thomas,  residence  west  end. 

Werner,  Nicholas,  probate  clerk,  west  end. 

Western   Assurance    Co.,  of  Toronto,  Charles  Etheridge,  agent . 

Whalen,  James,  section  hand,  Highland  addition. 

Wlieelock,  J.  M.,  architect  and  superintendent  and  real  estate,  corner 
Gold  ave.  and  Second  st. 

Whitson,  A.  D . ,  Whitson  &  Nichols,  music  store,  Second  st . ,  between  Railroad 
and  Gold  aves, 

Whitney,  Frank,  Frank  Armijo  addition. 

Wrhiteman,  W.  H.,  Whiteman  &  Stone,  attorneys  at  law,  corner  Gold  ave.  and 
Second  st. 

Whitcomb,  A.  M.,  Whitcomb  &  Medler,  contractors  and. builders,  corner  Gold 
ave.  and  First  st. 

W7hitbeck,  J.  E.,  tinner  Stein,  Mandell  &  Co. 

Wheelock,  George  P.,  manufacturer  of  galvanized  iron  cornice,  office  and 
shop  Railroad  ave.  and  Fourth  st. 

Wible,  F.  H.,  carpenter  A.  &  P. 

Wicks,  R.  M.,  operator  A.  T.  &  S.  F.  office. 

Willis,  E.,  fireman  A.  &  P. 

Willis,  James,  engineer  switch  engine  A.  &  P. 

Willey,  H.  S.,  proprietor  Albuquerque  flour  mill,  end  of  Lead  ave. 

Williams,  Charles,  car  repairer  A.  &  P. 

Williams,  James,  brakeman  A.  &  P. 

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Williams,  R.,  stock  ranch,  Frank  Armijo  addition. 
Williams,  C.  R.,  general  freight  and  passenger  agent  A.  &  P. 
Williams,  George,  residence  west  end. 
Wilson,  Francis,  carpenter  A.  &  P. 
Wilson,  W.  K.  P.,  cashier  Central  bank. 
Wilson,  Royal,  head  waiter  Armijo  hotel. 
Willis,  J.  K.,  machinist  A.  &  P. 
Wilson,  S.  C,  Vose  &  Co.,  hardware,  First  st. 

Wilson,  Jim,  machinist  Albuquerque  Foundry  and  Machine  Company . 
Wilson,  Jacob,  moulder  Albuquerque  Foundry  and  Machine  Company . 
Wilson,  A.  B.,  secretary  and  treasurer  Albuquerque  Foundry  and  Machine  Co. 
Wilson,  W.  W.,  night  clerk  Rio  Grande  hotel. 

Wilson,  R.  S.,  bartender,  Railroad  ave.,  between  First  and  Second  sts. 
Wittick,  Ben,  Wittick  &  Russell,  photographers,  Gold  ave.,  between  First  and 
Second  st. 

Winston,  J.,  carpenter,  First  St.,  up  stairs. 

Winston,  Mrs.  A.,  dressmaker,  First  st.,  up  stairs. 

Winters,  R.  P.,  clerk  cashier's  office. 

Wood,  William,  waiter  Oriental  restaurant. 

Wood,  E.,  Scott  &  Borchert. 

Wood,  A.,  E    J.  Post  &  Co.,  hardware,  First  st. 

Wood,  Miss  Mariette,  teacher  Albuquerque  Indian  school. 

Woodruff,  W.  G.,  boards  Armijo  house. 

Worth,  J.,  freight  engineer  A.  &  P. 

Wright,  L.,  boards  Armijo  hotel. 

Wright,  William,  machinist  A.  &  P. 

Wratten,  George  L.,  attorney  at  law  and  notary  public,  room  9  Cromwell  block 


Yoast,  Joe,  Albuquerque  Foundry  and  Machine  Company. 
Yanaway,  C.  L.,  carpenter  A.  &  P.  shops. 
Yukey,  Fred,  boards  Armijo  hotel. 

Young,   E.  W.,   Leonard   &  Young,    general  merchandise,    First  st.,  between 
Railroad  and  Gold  aves. 

Young,  G.  E.,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Company. 


Zeiger,  Charles,  wholesale  liquor  dealer,  corner  First  st.  and  Railroad  ave. 

Zeiger,  Gus,  saloon  -west  end. 

Zeiger,  Jacob,  clerk  Jaffa  Bros . ,  general  merchandise,  Railroad  ave . ,  between 
First  and  Second  sts. 

Zirhut,  M.  C,  carriage  maker,  shops  west  end  and  Copper  ave.,  between 
Second  and  Third  sts. 


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LAS  VEGAS. 


Las  Vegas,  the  county  seat  of  San  Miguel  county,  is  located  upon 
the  banks  of  the  river  Gallinas,  and  contains,  according  to  a  recent 
census,  something  less  than  seven  thousand  souls. 

The  early  history  of  the  town  is  somewhat  obscure,  but  before 
the  territory  became  a  part  of  the  union  what  is  now  known  as 
Upper  Las  Vegas  was  the  trading  point  for  miles  away.  For  many 
years  the  town  increased  in  growth  but  slowly,  and  indeed,  not  until 
the  advent  of  the  railroad  did  anyone  imagine  that  it  would  ever 
reach  the  proportions  and  importance  of  a  city.  Nor  was  such 
a  conclusion,  in  those  days,  unreasonable,  for  in  the  olden  time  New 
Mexico  was  practically,  and  in  fact,  unknown  except  in  name.  If 
now  and  then  a  free-lance  Bohemian  wandered  into  the  far-off  land, 
his  descriptions  of  the  land  through  which  he  traveled  and  the  peo- 
ple that  he  saw,  were  not  calculated  to  induce  others  to  follow  him. 

Sensational  writers  had  accepted  New  Mexico  as  the  field  of  their 
fertile  imaginations,  and  many  a  scene  of  rapine  and  murder  had 
been  pictured  as  occurring  within  her  borders  by  their  romantic 
pens.  A  state  of  semi-civilization  was  exaggerated  into  a  condition 
of  heathenish  barbarism,  and  the  usual  occupation  of  most  of  the 
residents  was  described  as  closely  resembling  the  calling  of  Dick 
Turpin  or  Rob  Roy. 

Not  a  kindley  word  of  the  country  or  habits  of  is  people  ever 
reached  the  outside  world,  and  for  long  weary  pears  it  was  aban- 
doned to  the  sloth  of  its  primeval  ways.  The  natives  for  the  most 
part  engaged  in  pastoral  pursuits — living  in  quiet  and  peace  as  their 
ancestors  lived;  living  as  the  patriarchs  lived  in  the  morning  of  the 
world.  Children  were  born  and  old  men  passed  away,  but  the  rest 
remained  unchanged.  From  some  commanding  knoll  the  herdsmen 
watched  their  flocks  lazily  browsing  in  the  quiet  valleys,  or  along 
the  green  banks  of  murmuring  rivers  ;  in  the  sequestered  country 
home  the  mother  washed  and  baked  and  sang  a  lullaby  to  her  prat- 
tling child;  in  the  curiously  constructed  and  sleeply  looking  villages 
the  merchant  and  postmaster  sat  in  the  doorway  waiting  for  the  in- 
coming stage  ;  at  eventide  the  vesper  bells  broke  the  brooding 
silence,  and  in  the  white-washed  chapels  reverence  knelt  in  prayer; 


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and  across  long  stretches  of  mountain  and  desert,  weary  oxen  drew 
enormous  loads,  coming  from  the  States.  These  were  the  only  signs 
of  human  habitation,  and  but  for  these  the  scene  would  have  pre- 
sented a  country  abandoned  and  forsaken. 

This  was  the  picture  five  years  ago,  but  with  the  coming  of  the 
railroad  all  experienced  a  change  and  no  where  in  the  territory  has 
the  change  been  more  rapid  than  in  Las  Vegas.  In  this  city  the 
one  story  adobe  houses  have  given  place  to  elegant  and  substantial 
structures  of  brick  or  stone.  The  work  of  building  is  rapidly  going 
forward  and  the  streets  present  an  appearance  well  calculated  to 
inspire  the  strongest  confidence  in  its  permanency  and  continued 
growth.  You  will  find  in  the  new  city  miles  of  side  tracks,  elegant 
and  commodious  offices  of  the  management  of  the  New  Mexico 
division  of  the  A.  T.  &  S.  F.  R.  R.,  mammoth  wholesale  and  com- 
mission houses  carrying  stocks  of  millions  of  dollars.  The  hum  of 
manufacturing  industries  will  attract  your  attention.  A  line  of 
street  railway,  water  works,  gas  works  and  a  telephone  exchange 
will  be  found  in  operation. 

The  future  of  New  Mexico,  if  written  to-day,  would  be  called  an 
Aladdin's  story ;  her  possibilities  are  bewildering.  A  territory 
broader  than  Old  and  New  England,  whose  mountains  cover  every 
shining  metal,  whose  valleys  are  perfumed  with  every  fruit  and 
flower  known  to  the  temperate  zone,  is  dawning  upon  the  world. 
The  elements  that  constitute  financial  greatness  are  hers,  and  when 
the  approaching  roads  from  Texas,  Colorado  and  the  Indian  Terri- 
tory shall  have  penetrated  her  vast  domain  and  unsealed  her  now 
silent  and  unopened  treasure  houses;  when  immigration  has  culti- 
vated and  developed  her  resources  ;  when  men  have  peopled  her 
waste  places  and  have  been  rewarded  by  contact  with  her  rich  soil, 
the  world  will  call  a  blooming  garden  what  it  once  mistook  for  a 
wilderness  of  thorns. 


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Abramowsky,  Julius,  1 1  Sixth  St.,  M.  Barash  &  Co. 

Abeita,  Pilar,  55  Plaza,  clerk. 

Adams,  S.  F.,  3  Lincoln  St.,  east. 

Albright,  J.  M.,  residence  713  Grand  ave.,  carpenter. 

Albert  &  Herber,  8  south  Sixth  St.,  saloon  proprietors. 

Alvey,  J.  M.,  137  Bridge  st.,  printer. 

Allen,  C.  F.,  residence  729  Grand  ave.,  tinner. 

Allen,  Charles,  327  Grand  ave.,  tinner. 

Allison,  Clarence,  12  Sixth  st.,  clerk. 

Amego,  P.,  33  Plaza,  porter. 

Anderson,  Wm.,  116  Sixth  st. 

Anderson,  Thomas,  116  Sixth  st. 

Anderson,  Julius,  10  Lincoln  st.,  east,  proprietor  Globe  saloon. 

Andrews,  Joe,  137  Bridge  St.,  printer. 

Armstrong,  W.,  224  Railroad  ave .,  waiter. 

Arey,  A.  R.,  113^  Douglas,  west,  mattress  manufacturer. 

Asbridge,  T.  A.,  residence  108  Fifth  st.,  contractor  and  builder. 

Ash  &  Co.,  419  Grand  ave.,  gents'  furnishing  goods. 

A.  O.  U.  W.,  hall  I3#  Sixth  st. 

B 

Barton,  J.  W.,  residence  126  Fourth  st. 

Barton,  J.  W.,  residence  121  Fifth  st. 

Barton,  Frank  VY.,  residence  121  Fifth  st. 

Baldonada,  F.,  16  Sixth  St.,  porter. 

Baker  &  Co.,  Mrs.  J.  B.  28  Sixth  St.,  ladies'  notions. 

Baker,  Miss  Ida,  28  Sixth  st.,  Mrs.  J.  B.  Baker  &  Co. 

Baker,  J.  B.,  1 16  Seventh  st.,  contractor  and  builder. 

Buck,  O.,  112  Bridge  st.,  proprietor  Gallinas  saloon. 

Blackburne,  B.  F.,  residence  17  Railroad  ave. 

Bradley,  D.  W.,  residence  124  Railroad  ave.,  carpenter. 

Bently,  Jessie,  226  Railroad  ave. 

Bell,  John,  226  Railroad  ave. 

Brooks,  Charles,  302  Railroad  ave.,  cook. 

Bartlett,  C.  H.,  324  Railroad  ave.,  jeweler. 

Block  &  Co.,  328  Railroad  ave. ,  gents'  furnishing  goods. 

Block,  I.,  328  Railroad  ave.,  Block  &  Co. 

Barash,  M.  &  Co.,  1 1  Sixth  st.,  dry  goods  and  clothing. 

Blakely,  &  Hand,  410  Railroad  ave.,  proprietors  saloon. 

Bronson,  A.,  430  Railroad  ave.,  carpenter. 

Beebe,  James,  residence  618  Railroad  ave.,  carpenter. 

Bronson,  A.,  residence  2  Washington,  east,  carpenter. 


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Browne  &  Manzanares,  Lincoln,  east  of  Railroad  ave . 

Boucher,  S.  P.,  residence  6  Washington,  east,  conductor. 

Best  &  Treverton,  15  Tilden,  east,  carpenters  and  builders. 

Browne,  Jr.,  J-  E  ,  127  Bridge  st.,  proprietors  Bridge  fruit  stand; 

Browne,  James,  137  Bridge  st.,  printer. 

Burnett  &  Co.,  J.  E.,  159^  Bridge  st. 

Blanchard,  Charles,  3  Plaza,  general  merchandise . 

Benitez,  F.,41  Plaza. 

Brownlee,  Winters  &  Co.,  43  Plaza,  druggists. 

Brownlee,  J .  D . ,  43  Plaza,  Brownlee,  Winters  &  Co . 

Bernard,  O.  H.,  10  and  12  Plaza,  clerk. 

Burton,  Will  C,  16  Plaza,  proprietor  Billy's  saloon. 

Bowler,  Julia,  46  Plaza,  chambermaid . 

Bell  &  Co.,  18  Sixth  st.,  50  Plaza,  Plaza  grocers. 

Bell,  H.  C,  50  Plaza,  Bell  &  Co.,  Plaza  grocers. 

Brash,  B,  6  Sixth  st.,  clerk. 

Bishop,  Mrs.  M.  S.,  131  Grand  ave. 

Biglow,  Mrs.  Maria,  415^  Grand  ave. ,  confectioner. 

Blake,  J.  C,  166  Bridge  st. ,  harness  maker. 

Burcher,  J.,  F.,  433  Grand  ave.,  cigars  and  liquor  agent, 

Bigelow,  Mrs.  H.  S.,  residence  126  Fourth  st, 

Bennett,  N,  A.,  residence  302  Fourth  st.,  mechanic, 

Blackwell,  A.  M,,  residence  120  Fifth  st.,  commission  merehant. 

Bond,  W.  H.,  residence  309  Fifth  st. 

Burnett  &  Lyon,  22  Sixth  st  ,  plumbers. 

Boeckelman,  Louis,  13  Sixth  st.,  book-keeper. 

Berstler,  George  C,  216  Sixth  st. 

Browning,  C  .  R . ,  1 1  Lincoln,  real  estate  and  insurance. 

Bower,  Fred,  152  Bridge  st.,  residence  322  Seventh  st. 

Bostwick,  J.  F.,  7  Douglas,  attorney,  residence  407  Seventh  st. 

Bostwick,  Win  ,  C,  residence  407  Seventh  st. 

Bostwick,  Anna  E.,  residence  407  Seventh  st. 

Brown,  D.  M.,  residence  421  Eighth  st.,  minister. 

Bogue,  H.  C,  residence  511  Eighth  st.,  railroad  conductor. 

Bloomer,  D.  F.,  \2l/z  Lincoln,  east,  barber. 

Benton,  H.,  16  Lincoln,  east. 

Blood,  D.  A  ,  residence  18  Gallinasst. 

Booth,  G.  C,  residence  117  and    119  Tilden  st.,  superintendent   street  railroad 

Burdick,  M.S.,  residence  123  Tilden  st.,  laborer. 

Beck,  Byron,  residence  1  and  3  Douglas,  west,  hotel  waiter. 

Burlingame,  Wm . ,  1  and  3  Douglas,  west,  hotel  clerk. 

Bostwick  &  Whitelaw,  7  Douglas,  west,  attorneys. 

Brown  &  Steele,  13  Douglas,  west,  insurance  and  real  estate. 

Brown,  H.  P.,  residence  213  Main,  west. 

Barney,  J.  W.,  residence  1  Douglas,  east,  proprietor  Optic  block. 

Bromagen,  J.  C  ,  residence  11  Douglas,  east,  printer. 

Bower,  Miss  Lena,  residence  316  Main,  west. 

Brown,  S.  T.  H.,  residence  505  Blanchard,  railroad  conductor. 

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Crary,  A.  B.,  419^  Grand  ave. . 

Clay,  T.  F.,  625  Grand  ave.,  expressman. 

Christal,  J.  W.,  residence  22  Grand  ave.,  engineer. 

Carruth,  J.  A.,  residence  207  Fifth  st. 

Coxe,  M.  A.,  431^  Grand  ave.,  Optic  office. 

Carruth  &  Layton,  Douglas,  bet.  Grand  ave.  and  Sixth  st.,  book  and  job  printers. 

Cunningham,  G.,  154  Bridge  St.,  insurance  agent. 

Colville,  James,  10  Sixth  st.,  butcher,  residence  210  Main,  west. 

Chamberlain  &  Newland,  154  Bridge  st.,  jewelers. 

Central  office  Bell  Telephone  Co.,  11^  Sixth  st. 

Carpenter,  George  R.,  116  Sixth  st. 

Cohenour,  J.  N.,  residence  313  Seventh  st. 

Campbell,  W.  P.,  residence  419  Eighth  st.,  printer. 

Conger,  Del.,  residence  511  Eighth  st.,  brakeman. 

Carroll,  J.  H.,  residence  514  Eighth  st.,  painter. 

Collins,  T.  F.,  9  Lincoln,  east,  proprietor  saloon. 

Carter,  Green,  17  Lincoln,  east,  cook. 

Cone,  Charles  D.,  154  Bridge  st,,  book-keeper. 

Cameron,  J.  H.,  2  Lincoln,  east,  Turf  Exchange. 

Conley,  Charles,  2  Lincoln,  east. 

Chenoweth,  L.  W.,  6  Lincoln,  east. 

Cooper,  Walter,  18  Lincoln,  east,  confectioner. 

Cowgar,  A.,  residence  10  Gallinas  st.,  railroad  engineer. 

Cornish,  G.  J.,  residence  122  Tilden,  west. 

Cameron,  J.  A.,  residence  132  Tilden,  west. 

Coors,  W.  F.,  3  and  5  Lincoln,  west,'  clerk. 

Coors,  Henry,  Lockhart  &  Co.,  3  and  5  Lincoln,  west 

Campos,  Nat.,  3  and  5  Lincoln,  west,  clerk. 

Collier,  David,  I  and  3  Douglas,  west,  hotel  porter. 

Campbell,  E.  M.,  13  Douglas,  west,  attorney. 

Cox,  A.  P,  H.,  206  Douglas,  west,  tinner. 

Crusins,  D .  H . ,  206  Douglas,  west,  tinner. 

Cook  &  Son,  18  Douglas,  east,  City  livery  stable. 

Colville,  David,  residence  210  Main,  west. 

Cooley,  P.  L.,  residence  317  Main,  west, 'railroad  conductor. 

Calhoun,  Matt,  148  Bridge  st,,  Calhoun  &  Heap. 

Cunningham,  W.  O.,  residence  312  Main,  west,  real  estate  agent. 

Calhoun  &  Heap,  148  Bridge  St.,  real  estate  and  live  stock  dealers, 

Cavanangh,  M.  J.,  residence  501  Blanchard,  west,  contractor  and  builder. 

Carr  &  Fisher,  228  Railroad  ave.,  pi-oprietors  Delaware  house, 

Carr,  F.  J.,  228  Railroad  ave.,  Carr  &  Fisher. 

Cole,  L,  &  Co.,  314  Railroad  ave.,  proprietors  California  chop  house  and  saloon, 

Cutter,  F.  W.,316  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Coghlan,  P.,  332  Railroad  ave.,  proprietor  City  shoe  store. 

Culp,  G.  A.,  402  Railroad  ave.,  tinner. 

Conley,  Jim,  406  Railroad  ave.,  Fowler  &  Conley. 

Carries,  John  C,  residence  522  Railroad  ave.,  shoemaker. 

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Case,  C .  E . ,  143^  Bridge  st . ,  barber . 

Carroll,  John,  39  Plaza,  bartender. 

Coghlan,  P.,  53  Plaza,  Plaza  furnishing  store. 

Crawford,  A.  J.,  53  Plaza. 

Cotter,  Harry,  16  Plaza,  bartender. 

Commercial  Dining  Hall,  34  Plaza. 

Colgan,  Neal,  no  Bridge  st.,  pawnbroker  and  second  hand  store. 


Daniels,  Russ,  413  Grand  ave.,  cigar  dealer. 

Day,  James,  701  Grand  ave.,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Danziger,  Mrs.  A.,  residence  4  Fifth  st. 

Duncan,  J.  S.,  residence  112  Fifth  st.,  railroad  contractor. 

Duran,  J.,  residence  424  Fifth  st. 

Danver,  C.  W.,  15  Sixth  st.,  gents'  furnishing  goods. 

Daniel,  Rup.,  116  Sixth  st. 

Daley,  D.  W.,  116  Sixth  st.,  Daley  &  McKay. 

Dacy,  James,  residence  220  Sixth  st.,  carpenter. 

Dyer,  Charles,  residence  404  Sixth  St.,  railroad  train  master. 

Decker,  Wm.,  residence  508  Seventh  st.,  railroad  clerk. 

Davidson,  W.,  residence  424  Eighth  st. 

Davis,  W.,  3  Lincoln,  east,  clerk. 

Danziger,  A.,  7  Lincoln,  east,  clerk. 

Daigger,  B.,  residence  106  Tilden,  west,  wagon  maker. 

Des  Rocher,  H.,  residence  118  Tilden,  west,  carpenter. 

Davis,  Alfred,  I  Lincoln,  west,  druggist. 

De  Lacy,  Wm.,  3  and  5  Lincoln,  west,  book-keeper. 

Donovan,  Frank,  I  and  3  Douglas,  west,  waiter. 

Delaney,  Thomas,  9  Douglas,  east,  proprietor  Delaney  house. 

Douglas  House,  17  Douglas,  east,  Mrs.  M.  Green,  proprietress. 

Duncan,  J.  M.,  residence  519  Blanchard,  west. 

Dean,  Harry,  410  Railroad  ave. 

Dresser,  J.  T.,  residence  504  Railroad  ave. 

Day,  George,  residence  2  Gallinas,  tie  contractor. 

Danver,  George  M.,  15  Sixth  st.,  clerk. 

Davis,  Joe,  302  Railroad  ave.,  waiter. 

Dobriner,  Z.,  33  Plaza,  book-keeper. 

Delgado,  Martin,  51  Plaza,  clerk. 

Dinkel,  George  J.,  2  Plaza,  cashier. 

Dunham  &  Co.,  46  Plaza,  proprietors  Exchange  hotel. 

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Evans,  F.  E.,  311  Grand  ave.,  photographer. 
Ellis,  L.  H.,  17  Douglas,  west,  sign  painter. 
Edwards,  Dr.  G    P.,  5  Douglas,  east. 
Edwards,  Richard,  420  Railroad  ave 
Enlich,  P.  M.,  145^  Bridge  st.,  tobacconist. 
Elsworth,  W.  F.,  51  Plaza,  book-keeper. 

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French,  P.  W.,  residence  621  Railroad  ave.,  auctioneer. 

Fowler  &  Conley,  406  Railroad  ave.,  proprietors  saloon. 

Fumald,  L.  H.,310  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Fisher,  B.  F.,  residence  228  Railroad  ave. 

Fort,  L.  C,  residence  517  Blanchard,  west,  lawyer. 

Fuller,  Bert,  17  Douglas,  east,  cook. 

Follett,  George  A.,  201  Grand  ave. 

Fisk,  Calvin,  433^  Grand  ave.,   real  estate  broker. 

Fiskel,  H.  H.,  residence  525  Grand  ave.,  clerk 

Fox,  W.,  residence  717  Grand  ave. 

Foster,  J.  W.r  residence  106  Fourth  st. 

Fowler,  W.  L.,  residence 308  Fourth  St.,  contractor. 

Fox,  W.,  10  Sixth  st.,  meat  cutter. 

Fabian,  W.  &  Co.,  16  Sixth  st .,  wholesale  liquor  dealer. 

Flower,  E.  YV.,  116  Sixth  st. 

Fort,  L.  C,  114  Eighth  st.,  lawyer. 

Frommouth,  Louis,  8  Lincoln,  east,  barkeeper. 

Fritsch,  F.  A.,  II  Lincoln,  west,  clerk. 

Fonner,  J.  P.,  residence  212  Lincoln,  west. 

Falk,  Henry,  4^  Douglas,  west,  meat  cutter. 

Finane  &  Elston,  17  Douglas,  west,  painters. 

Ford,  Mrs.  Mary  P.,  residence  I  and  3  Douglas,  west,  clerk. 

Fleming,  J.,  109  Douglas,  west,  plumber. 

Fleming,  A.,  109  Douglas,  west,  plumber. 

Fox,  Mrs.  L.  S.,  residence  215  Douglas,  west. 

Fitzgerrell,  J.  J.,  405  Grand  ave.,  real  estate  agent. 

Furlong,  &  Ticer,  131  Bridge  St.,  stationers. 

Furlong,  J.  M.,  131  Bridge  st .,  postmaster,  Furlong  &  Ticer. 

Fleming,  P.  A.,  145  Bridge  St.,  clerk. 

Farley,  J.,  11  Plaza,  clerk. 

First  National  Bank,  2  Plaza. 

Frey,  Robert,  132  Bridge  St.,  cabinet-maker. 

Fleming,  S.  J.,  154  Bridge  St.,  on  Mining  World. 

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Gray,  Sam,  residence  4  Third  St.,  carpenter. 

Goldberg,  D.,  10^  Sixth  st.,  pawnbroker. 

Goldberg,  L.,  10^  Sixth  st.,  clerk. 

Gross,  J.,  24  Sixth  St.,  Gross,  Black  well  &  Co.,  residence  309  Seventh  st. 

Gray,  Arthur,  116  Sixth  st. 

Grant,  K.  T.,  116  Sixth  st. 

Gazelle,  Charles,  116  Seventh  st.,  carpenter. 

Gray,  John  W.,  residence  6  Eighth  St.,  mason. 

Gregory  &  Williams,  19  Lincoln,  east,  proprietors  barber  shop. 

Gascoigne,  John,  residence  5  Prince,  west,  carpenter. 

Gallegher,  William,  residence  31  Gallinas  st.,  carpenter. 

Gordon,  Dr.  C.  C,  residence  and  office  3  Douglas,  east. 

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Green,  A.  G.,  15  Douglas,  east,  city  painter. 

Green,  Mrs.  M.,  17  Douglas,  east,  proprietress  Douglas  house . 

Goodwin,  Mrs.,  residence  220  Railroad  ave.,  cook. 

Gentle,  Charles,  224  Railroad  ave  ,  proprietor  Kansas  dining  hall. 

Gentle,  James,  224  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Grant,  R.  P.,  33  Plaza,  clerk. 

Gray,  Richard,  226  Railroad  ave.,  dish  washer. 

Grogan,  C.  P.,  316  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Graaf,  J.,  145  Bridge  st.,  Weil  &  Graaf . 

Guerin,  Miguel,  1 1  Plaza,  cashier. 

Goldsmith,  L.  R.,  10  and  12  Plaza,  clerk. 

Gates,  Thomas,  46  Plaza,  cook. 

Gray,  W.  H.,  132  Bridge  St.,  clerk. 

Griswold  &  Murphy,  174  Bridge  st.,  druggists. 

Gazette,  137  Bridge  st,  J.  H.  Koogler,  proprietor. 

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Holland,  Mose,  residence  227  Grand  ave.,  laborer. 

Hopkins,  S.  J.,  313  Grand  ave.,  millinery  and  fancy  goods. 

Hornbarger,  O.  B.,  residence  114  Grand  ave. 

Herrington,  J.  S.,  residence  4  Third  St.,  carpenter. 

Hart,  M.  S.,  residence  411  Fifth  st.,  superintendent  gas  works. 

Huberty,  Henry,  residence  423  Fifth  st. 

Hill,  Frank  A.,  14  Sixth  st.,  agent  Adams  Express  Co, 

Hadley,  Walter  C,  16^  Sixth  St.,  notary  public,  rooms  1  and  2. 

Hendriks,  H.  D.,  18  Sixth  st.,  clerk. 

Hawkins,  Fred,  22  Sixth  St.,  clerk. 

Hood,  A.  G.,  24  Sixth  st*.  book-keeper  San  Miguel  National  bank. 

Hoskins,  D.  P.,  24  Sixth  st.,  clerk  for  San  Miguel  National  bank. 

Hennigar,  J.  F.,  116  Sixth  st. 

Hennigar,  A.  G.,  116  Sixth  st. 

Holman,  Flocy,  residence 210  Sixth  st. 

Hunter,  Robert  H.,  residence  222  Sixth  st. 

Henriques,  Dr.,  residence  306  Sixth  st. 

Holmes,  R.  J.,  residence  319  Seventh  St.,  ice  dealer. 

Hovey,  C.  P.,  residence  318  Seventh  st.,  Railroad  and  Wells  Fargo  agent. 

Huberty  &  Angell,  5  Lincoln,  east,  bakery  and  lunch. 

Hayward  Bros..  13  Lincoln,  east,  butchers. 

Hodgson,  Prof.  H.  F.,  residence  Gallinas  St.,  musician. 

Hollingworth,  C,  residence  noTilden,  west,  carpenter. 

Herbert,  Eugene,  residence  101  Tilden,  west, 

Hibbs,  William  P.,  residence  109  Tilden,  west,  City  laundry. 

Hopkins,  Mrs.  E.  A.,  residence  115  Tilden,  west. 

Hine  &  Schaefer,  3  Lincoln,  east,  druggists. 

Henry,  E.,  11  Lincoln,  west,  insurance  agent. 

Hendricks,  Arthur,  1  and  3  Douglas,  west,  third  cook  . 

Hedgecock,  Charles,  n  Douglas,  west. 

Harlan,  Charles,  17  Douglas,  west,  paper  hanger. 


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Howard,  J.  M.  D.,  residence  129  Railroad  ave. 

Howard,  Rincy,  residence  129  Railroad  ave.,  carpenter. 

Holstein,  Sim,  1  and  3  Douglas,  west,  cattle  dealer. 

Hutton,  Mrs.  Maggie,  101  Douglas,  west,  laundress. 

Harbaugh,  James,  204  Douglas,  west,  tinner. 

Himrod,  S.  A  ,  residence  215  Main,  west,  civil  engineer, 

Higgins,  A.  D.,  residence  315  Main,  west,  book-keeper. 

Heap,  Clarence,  residence  306  Main,  west,  Calhoun  &   Heap,  real  estat  agents. 

Harkey,  L.  C,  residence  7  Blanchard,  west. 

Harvey,  Mrs.  R.  A.,  residence  7  Blanchard,  west. 

Hixon,  William,  residence  210  Blanchard,  west. 

House,  W.  L.,  residence  9  Washington,  west,  carpenter. 

Halterbran,  J.  H.,  residence  13  Washington,  west,  teamster. 

Hudson,  William,  226  Railroad  ave.,  American  house. 

Harlow,  Win.,  226  Railroad  ave. 

Harlow,  George,  226  Railroad  ave. 

Hall,  Charles,  226  Railroad  ave. 

Hayden,  Joseph,  226^  Railroad  ave.,  barber  shop. 

Hunter,  W.  E.,  226^  Railroad  ave.,  barber 

Heizer,  Richard,  226^  Railroad  ave.,  barber. 

Holmes^  V.  E.,  312  Railroad  ave.,  merchant  tailor. 

Hopper  Bros.,  316  Railroad  ave.,  groceries  and  provisions. 

Hawkins.  J.  K.,  316  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Hoffner,  John,  316  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Hayden,  Joe,  318  Railroad  ave.,  barkeeper. 

Harper,  Tom,  318  Railroad  ave.,  barkeeper. 

Hoagland,  H.  J.,  324  Railroad  ave.,  jeweler. 

Howison,  L.  L.,  332  Railroad  ave.,  manager  City  shoe  store. 

Houghton,  O.  L.,  402  Railroad  ave.,  and  28  Plaza,  hardware. 

Hoffmeaster,  Charles,  404^  Railroad  ave. 

Hand,  J.  W..  410  Railroad  ave.,  Blakely  &  Hand. 

Hayen,  Barbara,  residence  420  Railroad  ave.,  chambermaid. 

Hilton,  Charles  W.,  residence  612  Railroad  ave.,  mason. 

Hobbs,  O.  H.,  residence  802  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Hesser,  R.  P.,  residence  408  Main,  west,  painter. 

Heise  &  Straus,  135  Bridge  St.,  wholesale  liquor  dealers. 

Hogsett,  P.  C.,  11  Plaza,  clerk. 

Hubbell,  W .  B . ,  39  Plaza,  clerk . 

Haynes,  W.  H.,  39  Plaza,  bartender. 

Heinke,  Wm.,  39  Plaza. 

Hunter,  J.,  39  Plaza. 

Harris,  S.,  47  Plaza,  staple  and  fancy  groceries. 

Hoffman,  W.,  no  Bridge  St.,  clerk. 

Harry,  Wm.,  152  Bridge  St.,  meat  cutter. 


I.  O.  O.  F.,  Fraternity  Hall,  13^  Sixth  st. 
Ilfeld,  Charles,  31  Plaza,  general  merchandise. 


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Johnson,  Ben,  26  Plaza,  butcher, 

Jackson,  J.  M.,  137  Bridge  St.,  job  printer. 

Johnson,  H.  W.,  18  Sixth  si.,  clerk. 

Joy,  H.  C,  1 16  Sixth  st. 

Johnson,  B.  E.,  116  Sixth  st 

Johnson,  Ed,  116  Sixth  st. 

Jonas,  D.  D.,  23  Seventh  st.,  harness  maker. 

Jewell,  Clayton  B-,  residence  511  Eighth  st.,  clerk, 

Johnson,  B.  E.,  residence  510  Eighth  st.,  clerk. 

Jennison,  Homer  L  ,  16  Lincoln,  east,  bartender,  residence  II   Blanchard,  east. 

Johnston,  R.,  residence  108  Tilden,  west,  carpenter. 

Jarvis,  W.  L- ,  residence  125  Tilden,  west,  blacksmith. 

Joly,  D.,  \]/2  Douglas,  west,  proprietor  Union  meat  market. 

Jennings,  Miss  Belle,  I  and  3  Douglas,  west,  clerk. 

Jerrell,  C.  C . ,  residence  221  Douglas,  west,  carpenter. 

Jaffa  Bros. ,  330  Railroad  ave. ,  dry  goods  and  clothing. 

Jaffa,  N. ,  330  Railroad  ave.,  clerk  . 

Jameson,  J.  A.,  21  Bride  St.,  clerk. 

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Kauffman,  S.  &  Co.,  407  Grand  ave.,  grocers. 

K.  of  P.,  13^  Sixth  St.,  Fraternity  Hall. 

Keen,  A.  A.,  residence  319  Sixth  st. 

Knobb,  William,  1  Lincoln,  west,  shoemaker,  residence  621  Grand  ave. 

Knell,  H.,  9  Lincoln,  west,  bartender. 

Knapp,  D.  S.,  residence  126  Tilden,  west,  engineer. 

Kee,  Hop,  15  Douglas,  west,  Chinese  laundry. 

Keller  &  Clemm,  101  Douglas,  west,  proprietors  St.  Nicholas  hotel. 

Kruding,  Mrs.  Herman,  206  Douglas,  west,  millinery  and  fancy  goods. 

Kruding,  Herman,  residence  206  Douglas,  west,  mason. 

Keesee,- William,  residence  19  Douglas,  east,  blacksmith,  shop  434  Railroad  ave. 

Keever,  John,  314  Railroad  ave.,  cook. 

Koebele,  Peter,  residence  526  Railroad  ave.,  cook. 

Klatteneoff,  J.  B.,  17  Bridge  st.,  furniture  dealer. 

Kester,  "William,  5  Lincoln,  east,  baker. 

Krouch,  George,  17  Lincoln,  east,  second  cook. 

Koogle,  A.  C,  residence  637  Railroad  ave. 

Koogler,  J.  H.,  137  Bridge  St.,  proprietor  Daily  Gazette. 

Koogler,  W.  G.,  137  Bridge  st.,  city  editor  Daily  Gazette. 

Koogler,  A.  W.,  137  Bridge  St.,  preesman  Daily  Gazette. 

Keen,  A  .  A . ,  2  Plaza,  clerk. 

Kaufmann,  B.,  10  and  12  Plaza,  clerk. 

Kaufmann,  M.,  10  and  12  Plaza,  clerk 

Kelley,  Alexander,  32  Plaza,  Rawlins  &  Kelley. 

Kinlock,  J.  G.,  48  Plaza,  bartender. 

Kistler,  R.  A.,  431^  Grand  ave,  proprietor  Daily  Optic. 

Kistler,  W.  D.,  431^  Grand  ave.,  business  manager  Daily  Optic. 


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Lowe,  John  H.,   residence  27  Grand  ave.,  engineer. 

Lockhart  &  Co.,  325  and    327  Grand  ave.,  paint  and  tin  shop  3  &  5  Lincoln,  west 

Larson,  C.  J,  409  Grand  ave.,  merchant  tailor. 

Lisenbee,  Mrs.  N.  E.,  415  Grand  ave.,  millinery  and  fancy  goods. 

Lowe,  Annie,  residence  114  Grand  ave. 

Levy,  Edward,  16  Sixth  St.,  traveling  agent. 

Liddell,  Van  R.,  residence  224  Sixth  st. 

Liddell,  F.  R.,  residence  224  Sixth  st. 

Lease,  George,  411  Seventh  st.,  conductor. 

Lee  &  Fort,  114  Eighth  St.,  attorneys  at  law. 

Lee,  Win.  D.|  residence  118  Eighth  St.,  attorney. 

Lyons,  J.  W.,  residence  424  Eighth  st.,  contractor  and  builder. 

Lane,  Andrew  17  Lincoln,  east,  waiter. 

Locke  &  Bond,  16  Lincoln,  east,  proprietors  Locke's  saloon. 

Leibschner,  Charles,  residence  ill  Tilden,  west,  butcher. 

Lee,  Sam,  19  Lincoln,  west,  Chinese  laundry. 

Lehman,  Cy.,  11  Douglas,  west. 

Lee,  John,  7  Douglas,  east,  Chinese  laundry. 

Law,  M.  J,,  residence  n  Blanchard,  west. 

Lucero,  F.,  residence  513  Blanchard,  west. 

Lee,  Sing,  220^  Railroad  ave.,  Chinese  laundry. 

Lipsey,  S.  H.,  224  Railroad  ave.,  waiter. 

Lawton,  R.  A.,  226  Railroad  ave. 

Lewis,  William,  302  Railroad  ave.,  dish  washer. 

Lewis,  Isaac,  312  Railroad  ave.,  Golden  Rule  furnishing  store, 

Lum,  Chancy,  residence  614  Railroad  ave.,  carpenter. 

Lehman,  D.  I . ,   residence  805  Railroad  ave . ,  carpenter. 

Liddell,  C.  M.,  residence  224  Sixth  st.,  carpenter. 

Lake,  Mrs.  H.  E.,5  Douglas,  west,  dressmaker. 

Laughlin,  John  O.,  222  Railroad  ave.,  bartender. 

Lydon,  P.  O  ,    133^  Bridge  St.,  attorney. 

Lytton,  Charles  E.,  137  Bridge  St.,  city  circulator  Daily  Gazette. 

Lockhart,  J .  A . ,  residence  223  Main,  west, 

Leduc,  Frank,  143  Bridge  st.,  merchant  tailor. 

Leon  Bros.,  33  Plaza,  bakery,  groceries  and  provisions. 

Lemke,  A  ,  45  Plaza,  -wholesale  liquors  and  tobaccos. 

Lord,  S,,  108  Bridge  st.,  tinner. 

Levy,  H,,  6  Sixth  st.,  proprietor  New  York  clothing  store. 

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Matzen  &  Co.,  411  Crand  ave,,  restaurant  and  bakery. 

Marcus,  M.  D.,  residence  521  Grand  ave.,  store  7  Lincoln,  east. 

McNamee,  John,  601  Grand  ave.,  blacksmith. 

Mitchell,  Dr.  G.  W.,  residence  727  Grand  ave. 

Martin,  M.,  residence  118  Grand  ave. 

Mason.  S.  E.,  202  Grand  ave. 


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Martin  &  French,  402  Grand  ave .  and  I  Sixth  st  ,  auctioneers. 
McKinney,  George,  residence  8  Fifth  St.,  saloonist. 
McNair,  T.  B.,  residence  114  Fifth  st. 

Mills,  Irve,  11^  Sixth  st.,  superintendent  Bell  Telephone  Co. 
Martinez,  Felix,  13  Sixth  st  ,  general  merchandise,  res.  515  Blanchard  st. 
McKay,  George,  116  Sixth  st.,  Daley  &  McKay,  proprietors  Grand  Central. 
Moss,  CM.,  residence  224  Sixth  st. 
McCormic,  J.  E,  residence  224  Sixth  St.,  brakeman. 
Malboeuf,  Wm,,  23  Seventh  st.,  harness  maker. 
McConnell,  F.  W.,  residence  468  Seventh  st.,  carpenter. 
McConnell,  J.  E.,  residence  422  Seventh  st.,  carpenter. 
Maible,  H.,  residence  508  Seventh  st.,  conductor. 
Marble,  Fred,  residence  503  Seventh  St.,  brakeman. 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  425  Seventh  st. 
Mitchell,  L.,  residence  409  Tenth  st. 
Maley,  John,  13  Lincoln,  east,  butcher. 

Marble,  W.  E.,  17  Lincoln,  east,  restaurant,  residence  115  Main. 
Milligan,  M.  M.,  M.  D.,  office  4  Lincoln,  east. 
Mclntire  &  Johnson,  14  Lincoln,  east,  proprietors  Railroad  saloon. 
Morehouse,  Charles,  residence  10  Gallinas  st.,  fireman. 
Mclntire,  residence  7  Gallinas  st. 
Maynard,  A.,  residence  120  Tilden,  west,  machanic. 
Mackel,  C.  B.,  i-esidence  212  Tilden,  west,  shoemaker. 
Means,  John  B.,  13  Douglas,  west,  clerk. 
Meyers,  J.  F.,  101  Douglas,  west,  bartender. 
Manning,  Richard,  109  Douglas,  west,  plumber. 
*  Marsh,  William  LL,  204  Douglas,  west,  tinner. 
McKinney,  Dr.  T.  A  ,  205  Douglas,  west,  eclectic  physician. 
Miller,  W.  E.,  residence  221  Douglas,  west. 

Marshall,  W.  T.,  residence  210  Main,  west.  ftjmfTnft"  t   ihtiTflTW 

Moore,  M.  A.,  residence  302  Main,  west. 

Marsh,  Oliver,  residence  317  Washington,  west,  lumber  dealer. 
Melindy,  Charles,  220  Railroad  ave.,  proprietor  Valley  saloon . 
Maxwell,  M.  A.,  I  and  3  Douglas,  west,  proprietors  Sumner  house. 
Montgomery,  Richard,  226  Railroad  ave.,  cook. 
Montgomery,  Nellie, 226  Railroad  ave. 

McConnell,  Oscar,  318  Railroad  ave.,  proprietor  Arcade  saloon. 
Michael,  Wm.  M.,  326  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 
Morcuse,  L.  J.,  328  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 
Martinez,  Moderto,  334  Railroad  ave.,  porter. 
McCrum,  S.,  402  Railroad  ave  ,  clerk. 
Miller,  R.  \V . ,  414  Railroad  ave.,  proprietor  Comique. 
Marleman,  Charles,  420  Railroad  ave. 
Mimium,  J.,  426  Railroad  ave  ,   wool  grader. 
Morgan,  D.,  432  Railroad  ave.,  carpenter. 
McKeehen,  D.  A.,  residence  812  Railroad  ave.,  carpenter. 
Mendenhall,  Hunter  &  Co.,  427  Grand  ave.,  East  Side  livery  stable. 
McNulty,  P.  J.,  1  and  3  Douglas,  west,  contractor  and  builder. 


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Marshall,  Alex.,  residence  210  Main,  west. 

McCurdy,  James,  420  Railroad  ave.,  proprietor  Topeka  house. 

Marwede,  Brumley  &  Co,,  133  Bridge  St.,  hardware. 

Moriarty,  Thomas,  3  Plaza,  clerk. 

McCleary,  Miss  E.,  11  Plaza,  clerk. 

Myer,  Frank,  21  Plaza,  butcher. 

Morley,  Mrs . ,  39  Plaza. 

Meastes,  Jose  M.,  55  Plaza,  clerk. 

Moss,  W.  L.,  2  Plaza,  clerk 

Marcellino,  Boffa  &  Perez,  4  Plaza,  fruit  dealers;  8  Plaza,  music  hall. 

Mould,  W.  W.,  16  Plaza,  cook. 

Martin,  P.  J.,  146  Bridge  St.,  proprietor  Chapman  hall. 

Mills,  T.  B.,  154  Bridge  St.,  real  estate,  insurance  and  mining  agent. 

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Nelson,  Philip,  409^  Grand  ave.,  liquor  and  tobacco. 

Nelson,  Kate,  6^  Lincoln,  east,  proprietress  restaurant. 

Nicholas,  J.  A.,  residence  10  Eighth  st. 

Netterberg,  302  Railroad  ave.,  proprietor  New  York  house. 

Nenfeld,  H.  J.,  326  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Nalun,  S.,  336  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

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Optic  Office,  431^  Grand  ave.,R.  A.  Kistler,  proprietor. 

Oakley,  Robert,  16  Sixth  st.,W.  Fabian  &  Co.,  residence  521  Blanchard,  west. 
O'Kane,  William,  18  Sixth  st.,  clerk. 

Otero,  M.  A.,  24  Sixth  st.,  president  San  Miguel  National  bank,  residence  307 
Mam,  west. 

Ortego,  Pedro,  13  Sixth  St.,  clerk. 

Oldham,  Ralph,  5  Lincoln,  east. 

O'Neal,  James,  residence  116  Tilden,  west,  fireman. 

Olemar,  Nick,  residence  212  Tilden,  west,  shoemaker. 

O'Bryn,  \V.  S.,  residence  215  Tilden,  west,  laborer. 

Otero,  Jr.,  M.  A.,  residence  303  Main,  west. 

Overhuls,  J.  H.,  residence  321  Washington,  west,  lumber  merchant. 

Oppenheim,  A.,  404^  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Oudkerk,  H.,  165  Bridge  St.,  merchant  tailor. 

Overman,  Frank,  137  Bridge  St.,  assistant  pressman  on  Daily  Gazette. 

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Plaza  hotel,  39  Plaza,  Mrs.  S.  B.  Davis,  proprietress. 

Plaza  billiard  hall,  37  Plaza. 

Prentice  &  Schleifer,  417  Grand  ave..  butchers 

Page,  Mr.,  residence  114  Grand  ave.  ' 

Planert,  Henry  H.,  10  Sixth  St.,  grocer. 

Pierce,  Richard  C,  14  Sixth  st.,  Adams  Express  driver. 

Ponder,  John  IL,  22  Sixth  st.,  plumber 

Palmar,  J.  H.,22  Sixth  st.,  plumber. 


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Powers,  M.  J.,  23  Seventh  st.,  harness  maker. 

Pishon,  J.  S.,  residence  319  Seventh  st. 

Phillips,  Harry,  17  Lincoln,  east,  waiter. 

Phillips  &  Milligan,  4  Lincoln,  east,  fancy  groceries,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Porter,  Gay  E.,  4  Lincoln,  east,  real  estate  and  collecting  agent. 

Potter,  F.  W.,  106  Railroad  ave.,  lumber  merchant,  residence  5  Tilden,  west 

Prentice,  C.  A.,  residence  1 13  Tilden,  west,  butcher. 

Prichard,  G.  W.,  5%  Lincoln,  west,  attorney,  residence  315  Main,  west 

Prindle,  John  R.,  1  and  3  Douglas,  west,  cook. 

Prikal,  Frank,  204  Douglas,  west,  tinner. 

Parsons,  Mrs.  Eva,  residence  116  Blar.chard,  west. 

Price,  C    J.,  316  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Parsons,  C.  A.,  332  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Pyle,  J.  T.,430  Railroad  ave.,  carpenter. 

Pearce,  J.  W. ,  432  Railroad  ave.,  repair  shop. 

Powell,  R.,  residence  626  Railroad  ave. 

Potter,  F.  L.,  106  Railroad  ave. ,  teamster. 

Preston,  C.,432  Railroad  ave .,  carpenter. 

Post  Office,  131  Bridge  st.,  J.  N.  Furlong,  Postmaster. 

Paxson,  E.  C,  135  Bridge  st.,  clerk. 

Pigeon,  E.,  3  Plaza,  clerk. 

Parsons,  C    A.,  53  Plaza. 

Pashon,  J.  S.,  2  Plaza,  assistant  cashier  First  National  bank. 

Patty,  S.,  108  Bridge  St.,  dealer  in  tinware  and  stoves. 

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Quigley,  Mrs.  Mary,  residence  29  Gallinas  st. 
Quinn,  John,  residence  725  Railroad  ave.,  laborer. 
Quisenberry,  A.  L,,  11  Lincoln,  west,  clerk. 

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Rutenbeck,  Theodore,  150  Bridge  st.,  dealer  in  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Rankin,  Will.,  residence  114  Grand  ave. 

Reed,  G.  W.,  residence  120  Grand  ave.,  oil  agent. 

Reed,  Overton,  residence  122  Grand  ave. 

Roberts,  J.  C,  residence  124  Grand  ave.,  baggage-master. 

Rupe  &  Bullard,  302  Grand  ave.,  lumber  yard  and  plaining  mill. 

Ross,  Vina,  residence  2  Fourth  st.,  wood  dealer. 

Robosser,  John,  residence  6  Fifth  st.,  carpenter. 

Rhoads,  Charles  L,,  14  Sixth  St.,  Adams  Express  clerk. 

Reilley,  J.  E.,  24  Sixth  st.,  teller  San  Miguel  National  bank 

Russell,  J.  D.,  26  Sixth  st.,  Sweet  &  Co. 

Rust,  Dr.  D.  \i.,\iy2  Sixth  st,,  dentist. 

Robbins,  W  .  B.,  116  Sixth  st. 

Reinohl,  J.  D.,  residence  21  Seventh  st.,  tinner. 

Reinohl,  A.  YV.,  residence  21  Seventh  st.,  carpenter. 

Richards,  Charles,  411  Seventh  st.,  conductor. 

Rees,  Mrs.,  S.  E.,  residence  118  Eighth  st. 


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Rathbun,  C.  A.,  I  Lincoln,  east*  boots,  shoes  and  gents*  furnishing  goods  ;  139 
Bridge  St.,  boot  and  shoe  shop. 

Reidlinger,  Jacob.  4^4  Lincoln,  east,  barber  ;  hot  and  cold  baths;  residence 
217  Douglas,  west . 

Romero,  Damasio,  14  Lincoln,  east,  bartender. 

Rogers,  Samuel,  residence  35  Gallinas,  st. 

Rountree,  Jr.,  G  ,  residence  209  Tilden,  west,  clerk. 

Robbins,  Dr.  M.  W.,  5^4  Lincoln,  west. 

Rosenwald,  J., 24  Sixth  St.,  vice-president  San  Miguel  National  bank. 

Rawlins,  W.  W..  48  Plaza,  proprietor  Exchange  saloon. 

Rodgers,  James,  no  Bridge  St.,  clerk. 

Reck,  Louis,  101  Douglas,  west,  cook, 

Riordan,  Wm.,  no  Bridge  st. 

Roberts,  Henry,  101  Douglas,  west,  second  cook. 

Rountree,  B.  C,  318  Main,  west,  grocer. 

Ruby,  E.,  residence  214  Blanchard,  west. 

Romero,  Mrs.  R,  B.,  residence  513  Blanchard,  west. 

Ricker,  John,  226  Railroad  ave. 

Russell,  E.  E.,  132  Bridge  st.,  clerk. 

Richman,  K.  C,  324  Railroad  ave,  jeweler. 

Rosenthal,  N.  L.,  326  Railroad  ave.,  general  merchandise. 

Rosenthal,  Charles,  326  Railroad  ave . ,  clerk. 

Rosenthal,  Saul,  326  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Rosenthal,  Wm.,  326  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Riedlinger  Bros.,  412  Railroad  ave.,  proprietors  Las  Vegas  beer  garden 

Ryan  &  Robbins,  430  Railroad  ave.,  carpenters. 

Robbins  Ed,  430  Railroad  ave.,  Ryan  &  Robbins. 

Rodan  &  Salter,  109  Bridge  st . ,  proprietors  McBrayer  saloon. 

Robbins,  A.  O.,  132  Bridge  St.,  furniture  and  undertaker. 

Rovve,  S.  M.,  residence  210  Lincoln,  west,  engineer. 

Rowe,  Robert  D.,  residence  210  Lincoln,  west,  clerk. 

Reeves,  V.  A.,  17  Lincoln,  east,  clerk. 

Rogers,  Charles,  residence  35  Gallinas  st. 

Rogers,  Enoch,  residence  35  Gallinas  st. 

Repeto,  Joe,  412^  Railroad  ave.,  Woods  &  Repeto. 

Rolins,  Frank,  137  Bridge  St.,  printer. 

Romero,  H.  &  Bro.,  n  Plaza,  dealers  in  general  merchandise. 

Rodgers,  Charles,  33  Plaza,  baker. 

Romero,  M.,  51  Plaza,  general  merchandise. 

Romero,  Miguel  51  Plaza,  clerk. 

Romero,  Caunto,  51  Plaza,  clerk. 

Raynolds,  J.,  2  Plaza,  president  First  National  bank. 

Robertson,  John  H.,  2  Plaza,  clerk. 

Rosenwald,  J.,  10  and  12  Plaza,  general  merchandise. 

Rawlins  &  Kelley,  32  Plaza,  saloon  proprietors. 

Rawlins,  William,  52  Plaza,  Rawlins  &  Kelley . 

Romero,  T.  &  Son,  40  Plaza. 

Robertson,  J,  H.,  46  Plaza,  steward. 


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Sylvester,  Charles  I),,  printer,  207  Fifth  st. 

Snarr,  C.  O.,  residence  ig  Grand  ave.,  carpenter, 

Snarr,  A.  N.,  residence  19  Grand  ave.,  carpenter. 

Smmmerfield,  Mrs.  Dr.  R.,  residence  2  Fifth  St. 

Stark,  A.  G.,  12  Sixth  St.,  commission  merchant. 

Sebben,  E.  W.,  20  Sixth  st.,  broker. 

Sweet  &  C,  26  Sixth  st.,  news  and  tobacco. 

Smith, A.  C,  21  Seventh  St.,  blacksmith. 

Seewald,  W.  H.,  1  Lincoln,  east,  jeweler. 

Samuel,  E.,  7  Lincoln,  east,  clerk. 

Stone,  A.  B.„  residence  35  Gallinas  st.,  carpenter, 

Sumner  House,  land  3  Douglas,  west,  Mrs.  M.  A.  Maxwell. 

Sumner,  Mrs.  George,  I  and  3  Douglas,  west. 

.Stevenson,  H.  R.,    I  and  3  Douglas,  west,  accountant. 

Stire,  H.  G.,  5  Douglas,  west,  millinery  and  fancy  goods. 

Steel,  Wm.,  13  Douglas,  west,  justice  of  the  peace,  residence  211  Main,  west. 

Smith,  Miss  Vina  J,  1  and  3  Douglas,  west,  clerk  at  B.  &  M.'s. 

St.  Nicholas  Hotel,  101  Douglas,  west,  Keller  &  Clemm,  proprietors. 

Steinbeck,  William,  101  Douglas,  west,  pastry  cook . 

Shumaker,  F.  W.,204  Douglas,  west,  tinner. 

Stockton,  A.  P.,    residence  103  Main,  west. 

Scrutton.'  Robert,  residence  302  Main,  west,  railroad  clerk. 

Stewart,  Mrs.  J.  P.,  residence  306  Main,  west. 

Studebaker,  R.,  residence  308  Main,  west,  wool  and  hides. 

Stewart,  S.  W.,  324  Main,  west,  proprietors  Stewart's  boarding  house. 

Seely,  T.  J.,  residence  220  Blanchard,  west,  division  sup't  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  R.  R. 

Stoneroad,  N.  B.,  residence  313  Inter-Ocean,  west,  sheep  dealer. 

Searight,  C.  C,  222  Railroad  ave.,  proprietor  Turf  saloon. 

Sullivan,  Charles,  314  Railroad  ave.,  L.  Cole  &  Co. 

Siegfried,  C.  A.,  402  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

Sherwood,  A.,  434  Railroad  ave.,  blaeksmith. 

Stanton,  O.  B.,  residence  522  Eighth  st  ,  railroad  office. 

Smith,  George,  334  Railroad  ave  .,  bartender. 

Strowbridge,  Tona,  137  Bridge  st.,  printer. 

Shupp,  W.  H  ,  147  and  149  Bridge  st.,  buggy  and  wagon  maker. 

Shield,  D.  P.,  433^  Grand  ave.,  attorney. 

Schultz,  F.  H.,  167  Bridge  St.,  boot  and  shoe  maker. 

Senecal,  A.  A..,  3  Plaza,  clerk. 

Scandinavian  House,  13  Plaza. 

Sandoval,  F.,  y  Baca,  23  Plaza,  wines  and  liquors. 

Schiller,  Albert,  33  Plaza,  baker. 

Simpson,  Harry  A.,  39  Plaza,  clerk. 

Shoemaker,  Sam  E.,  43  Plaza,  Brownlee,  Winters  &  Co. 

Smith,  A.  B.,  2  Plaza,  clerk. 

Sena  Bros.,  42  Plaz,  dealers  in  general  merchandise. 

Sena,  Partricio,  42  Plaza,  clerk. 


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Smith,  Minnie,  46  Plaza,  waiter. 

Smith,  Anderson,  46  Plaza,  waiter. 

Stewart,  Oscar,  46  Plaza,  dish-washer, 

Schuster,  Emery,  46  Plaza,  assistant  dish-washer. 

Sing,  Sam,  130^  Bridge  st.,  Chinese  laundry. 

Sandoval,  Adolfo,  1 1  Plaza,  clerk . 

Stern,  Isidor,  36  Plaza,  dealer  in  general  merchandise. 

San  Miguel  National  Bank,  29  Sixth  st. 

Shiner,  E.  S.,  residence  620  Railroad  ave. 

Schultz,  F.  H.,  residence  634^  Railroad  ave.,  shoemaker 

Skinner,  Mrs.  H.  L.,  residence  917  Railroad  ave. 

Stern,  I.,  residence  5  Bridge  st.,  merchant. 

Staltz  &  Probst,  408  Grand  ave.,  proprietors  East  Side  news  stand. 

Summers,  J.  D,,  l'esidence  114  Grand  ave.,  telegraph  operator. 

Seewald,  W.  H.,  residence  316  Seventh  st.,  jeweler. 

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Trainer,  L.  E.,  residence  203  Grand  ave.,  engineer. 

Taylor,  S.  M.,  residence  306  Fourth  st.,  carpenter. 

Thomas,  T.  M.,  116  Sixth  St.,  waiter. 

Tingley,  John,  residence  8  Eighth  st.,  teamster. 

Talbott,  T.  J.,  7  Lincoln,  east,  clerk. 

Torah,  James,  7  Lincoln,  east,  porter. 

Toft,  Charles,  10  Lincoln,  east,  proprietor  Globe  saloon. 

Toft,  Andrew  E.,  10  Lincoln,  east,  bartender. 

Trask,  Wm.  B.,  12  Lincoln,  east,  proprietor  Optic  saloon. 

Treverton,  T  ,  residence  104  Tilden,  west,  carpenter. 

Taylor  &  Fowler,  23  Lincoln,  west,  builders. 

Theobald,  J.  P.,  11  Douglas,  west,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  res.  304  Main,  west 

Taylor,  Mrs.  S.  M.,  304  Fourth  St.,  private  school. 

Tamme.  Charles,  334  Railroad  ave.,  Ward  &  Tamme. 

Talbott,  T.  J.,  residence  518  Railroad  ave. 

Tallman,  rasidence  17  Bridge  St.,  artist. 

Tremble,  S.  M.,  30  Plaza,  proprietor  Plaza  restaurant. 

Thornton,  R.,  R.,  154  Bridge  st.,  architect  and  civil  engineer. 

Thorp,  N  .  B.  &  Co.,  172  Bridge  st.,  groceries. 

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Woodson,  Eran,  327^  Grand  ave.,  proprietor  Bachelor's  hall. 

Wing,  Sing,  411^  Grand  ave.,  Chinese  laundry. 

Wright,  Charles,  6  Lincoln,  east,  proprietor  Wright's  place. 

Wilkinson,  George,  residence  811  Grand  ave.,  carpenter. 

Wooster,  C.  A.,  residence  729)^  Grand  ave. 

Wiegand,  C,  102  Grand  ave.,  proprietor  soda  works. 

Wack,  Fredric,  residence  no  Grand  ave.,  carpenter. 

Whitmore,  Ad  in  II.,  i6y2  Sixth  St.,  room  1. 

Weill,  S.,  330  Railroad  ave.,  clerk. 

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Whitney,  William,  22  Sixth  st.,  plumber. 

Waite,  \V.  I).,  11  Sixth  st.,  clerk. 

Wisner,  J.  A.,  residence  208  Seventh  st.,  conductor. 

Wiley,  C.  W.j  residence  310  Seventh  St.,  railroad  contractor 

Ward,  John,  residence  406  Seventh  st. 

Ward,  J.  H.,  residence  108  Eighth  st  ,  railroad  contractor 

White,  Fred,  17  Lincoln,  east,  waiter. 

Whitmore,  J.  J.,  16  Lincoln,  east. 

Ward,  W.  D.,  residence  uSTilden,  west,  painter. 

Wrhitnah,  M.  P.,  residence  109^  Tilden,  west. 

White,  Sam,  residence  214  Tilden,  west,  expressman 

Wise,  A.  A.  and  J.  H,  9  Douglas,  west,  real  estate  and  mining  agent* 

Wooster  House,  517  Grand  ave.,  W.  H.  Wooster,  proprietor. 

Whitney,  George  J.,  101  Douglas,  west,  steward. 

Williams,  Mrs.  H.,  ll$}4  Douglas,  west. 

Williford,  Jay,  204  Douglas,  west,  cornice  maker. 

Watt,  Jack,  204  Douglas,  west. 

Williamson,  J.  T.,  207  Douglas,  west,  cook. 

Willson,  Joseph,  residence  213  Douglas,  west. 

Waite,  B.  L.,  residence  219  Douglas,  west 

Wright,  Nat,  130  Railroad  ave.,  proprieror  Nat  Wright's  place. 

Whiteman,  M.,  residence  306  Railroad  ave 

Williams,  C.  M.,  310  Railroad  ave.,  druggist. 

Wade,  John  A.,  332  Railroad  ave.,  book-keeper. 

AVare  &  Tamme,  334  Railroad  ave.,  proprietors  Monarch  billiard  hall. 

Ward,  G.  W.,  334  Railroad  ave  ,  Ward  &  Tamme. 

Williams,  W,  M.,  402  Railroad  ave.,  foreman  tin  shop. 

Wheelock,  Charles,  133^  Bridge  st.,  architect. 

Weil  &  Graaf,  145  Bridge  st.,  commission  merchants. 

Weil,  A.,  145  Bridge  st,,  Weil  &  Graaf. 

Winters,  D.  C.,  43  Plaza,  Brownlee,  Winters  &  Co. 

Wesche,  C.  E.,  55  Plaza,  general  merchandise. 

Walters,  Albert,  46  Plaza,  second  cook. 

Whitelaw,  Frank,  433^  Grand  ave.,  editor  Fisk's  Great  Southwest. 

Wilcox,  Lute,  433  Grand  ave.,  city  editor  Daily  Optic.  v 


Young,  Patrick,  residence  309  Grand  ave.,  clerk. 
Young,  William,  101  Douglas,  west,  dish-washer 
Yantis  &  Thompson,  133^  Bridge  St.,  dentists. 
Young,  Miss  S,  T.,  11  Plaza,  clerk. 


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Wholesale  and  Retail 


Hardware + Gutleryt  Stoves^ 

Guns,  Pistols  and  Ammunition 


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Agents  for  the  Celebrated  Buckeye  Reaper  and  Mower. 

Railroad  Avenue,  between  Second  and  Third  Streets,  ALBUQUERQUE,  N.  M, 


Jefferson  Raynolds,  W.  K.  P.  Wilson,  Norman  C.  Raff, 

President.  Cashier.  Ass" t  Cashier. 

ALBUQUERQUE,  NEW  MEXICO 

Has  Unsurpassed  Facilities  for  Conducting  a  General  Banking  Business 


SPECIAL  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  COLLECTIONS 

On  all  accessible  points  in  New  Mexico  and  Arizona. 


ISSUES    DRAFTS  ON  ALL  THE   PRINCIPAL  CITIES  OF  EUROPE 
Depository  of  the  Atlantic  ft  Pacific  and  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Railroads. 


Mariano  S.  (  h  kro,  Nicolas  T.  Armijo,  Daniel  Geary, 

President.  Vice  President.  Cashier. 

First  National  Bank 

ALBUQUERQUE,  N.  M. 

Capitjll  JPjlxid  nsr,  $50,000 


DIRECTORS 

Felipe  Chart  >,  J.  R.  Armijo.  N.  T.   Annijo, 

Mariano  S.  Otero,       F.  C\  Guili  S.  Stover, 

Louis  Huning,  Daniel  Geary. 


Jose  L.  Perea, 
Cristobal  Anmjo, 


P1LLSBURY  &  CO. 

CITY  DRUG  STORE 

Opposite  the  Armijo  House,  Albuquerque,  N.  H. 


Drugs,  Medicines,  Paints,  Oils,  Dye  Stuffs,  Assayers'  Supplies,  &cj 

W!Ir_ESALE  AND  RETAIL 

;?*?f\Mail  and  Express  orders  solicited. 


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Will  furnish  designs  in  all  the  styles  of  Architecture,  for  any  character  of  buii  Img; 

Office  in  Lewis'  Building,  First  Street,  Albuquerque,  N.  M. 


W.  1).  Pegram. 


T.  S.  Kline 


PE&1IAM  &  KLINE 

Plumbing,  Steam  0 Gas-Fitting 

Full  Line  Gas  Fixtures  and  Plumbers'  Goods,  Iron.  Galvanized  and  Lead  Pipe. 
Steam  Fittings,  Ac. 

Second  Street,  Albuquerque,  N.  M. 


